What are the best heavy metal songs to listen to when lifting wieghts and running?

Answer 1

This is going to be one long fuggin' list. Hope you have a few minutes.
Metallica: One, Four Horsemen, Battery, Master of Puppets, Damage Inc, Orion, Metal Militia, Seek and Destroy, Ride the Lightening, Fade to Black, Creeping Death, To Live is to Die, The Wait, Crash Course in Brain Surgery, Am I Evil, Blitzkrieg, Bread Fan, Stone Cold Crazy and The Prince.

Pantera: Cowboys From Hell, Primal Concrete Sledge, Psycho Holiday, Mouth For War, A New Level, Walk, F_cking Hostile, By Demons Be Driven, Five Minutes Alone and I'm Broken,

Slayer: Angel of Death, Postmortem/Rain in Blood, South of Heaven, Silent Scream, Live Undead, Dissident Agressor, Spill the Blood, War Ensemble, Blood Red, Spirit in Black, Dead Skin Mask, Hallowed Point, Born of Fire and Seasons in the Abyss.

Tool - Stinkfist, Eulogy, H, Useful Idiot, Forty Six and 2 and Scism.

Obituary - Infected. Body Bag, Chopped In Half, Cyrcle Of The Tyrants, The End Complete, Don't Care, World Demise, Redefine, Solid State, Final Thoughts, Insane and Redneck Stomp.

Prong - For Dear Life, Steady Decline, Beg to Differ, Lost and Found, Instermenstrual (DSB), Whose Fist is This Anyway, Snap Your Fingers Snap Your Neck, Controller, Caprice, Rude Awakening, Unfortunately, Face Value, Avenue of the Finest, Slicing, Detached and All Knowing Force.

Iced Earth - Entire single CD version of Days of Purgatory.

Entombed - Left Hand Path, Drowned, Revel in Flesh, When life Has Ceased, Supposed to Rot, But Life Goes on. Bitter Loss, God of Thunder, Evilyn, Stranger Aeons, Crawl, Hollowman and Wolverine Blues.

In Flames - Entire CDs: The Jester Race, Whoracle, Colony and Clayman. Highlights: The Jester Race, Jotun, The Hive, Coerced Coexistence, Scorn, Pinball Map and Square Nothing.

Anything from Dragonforce if you can handle the Firehouse style vocals. Kickass speed metal, but those vocals...

Black Sabbath - War Pigs, Sweet Leaf, Paranoid, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, NIB, The Wizard, Iron Man, Hand of Doom, Fairies Wear Boots and Sabbra Cadabra.

Any of Led Zeppelin's first four albums though it's pretty much rock, it's good workout music.

Nuclear Assault - Critical Mass.
Exodus - The Toxic Waltz and Low Rider (very good cover).

Testament - Practice What You Preach, Blessed in Contempt, The New Order, The Preacher, Souls of Black, Low, Legions (In Hiding), Hail Mary, Trail of Tears, Shades of War, P.C., Dog Faced Gods, All I Could Bleed and Urotsukidoji (Instrumental).

Anthrax - Among the Living, Caught in a Mosh, I Am the Law,
Efilnikufesin, Out of Sight Out of Mind, Make Me Laugh, Now It's Dark, Misery Loves Company, 13, Finale, Time, Blood, Keep it in the Family, Intro to Reality, Belly of the Beast, Got the Time and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (cover song from I'm the Man EP).

Megadeth - Peace Sells, but Whose Buying?, Into the Lungs of Hell, Set the World Afire, Anarchy in the U.K., Mary Jane, 502, In My Darkest Hour, Holy Wars... The Punishment Due, Hangar 18, Take No Prisoners, Dawn Patrol, Rust in Peace, Skin O' My Teeth, Symphony of Destruction, Forclosure of a Dream, Sweating Bullets, Countdown to Extinction, High Speed Dirt, Captive Honour, Breakpoint, Go to Hell, Angry Again, 99 Ways to Die, Diadems and Paranoid (great Sabbath cover).

If that's not enough, let me know and I will give you another 100-300 songs.

Answer 2

Best Heavy Metal Workout Songs

Answer 3

Iron Maiden's Number Of The Beast or Slayer's Angel Of Death

And Rage Against whatever, etc are not metal (unless you are 12 and watch MoneyTV)

Answer 4

Metallica And Justice For All is a good album for that. So are these tunes here. WWIII by KMFDM, Stone Deaf Forever by Motorhead, Low Down by Black Label Society. Get the live versions of these.

Answer 5

I used to listen to Megadeth's Peace sells album, now i would prabably listen to Transnational Speedway... by Clutch or holywood... by Marilyn Manson. but i can't be bothered with too much exercise these days. you could also try Meantime by Helmet very heavy and aggressive. and My final offer is The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste by Ministry

Answer 6

ok, so i am old. if i were you i would try listening to the most mellow music you like. if you are running or weight lifting, you want to concentrate on the form and function of what you are doing. something with a solid, steady rythm will allign with your activity more.

save the heavy metal for the bedroom.

Answer 7

Dont tread on me by damned yankees, lunatic fringe by red rider, hard as a rock by acdc, hair of the dog by nazareth-i will think of more later but try these for starters

Answer 8

i realize that you asked for metal songs and not a single person has given you a metal song yet. i found that any thing slayer or pantera is good to lift to.

Answer 9

Walk All Over You by AC/DC gets me pumped when lifting weights.

Answer 10

My boyfriend says: Pantera, Slayer, Old Metallica, Rob Zombie, and Marilyn Manson.....all those bands I hate....but like they say...opposites attract!