Took up running recently...

My running playlist is mostly metal:\r \r Dethklok\r Black Cobra\r As I Lay Dying\r 3 Inches of Blood\r Lamb Of God\r In Flames\r Amon Amarth\r etc.\r \r I do like some occasional other stuff but it is really random like 80's rap, some hair/glam rock, and even some mellow stuff.

Run to the Hills? Iron Maiden\r Run Like Hell? Pink Floyd\r Running Down a Dream? Tom Petty\r Fire on the Mountain? Grateful Dead\r Born to Run? Bruce Springsteen\r Running on Empty? Jackson Browne\r \r Best I could do on a self imposed 15 second 'Songs about running' contest.\r

I can ONLY run to music. Seriously, if I forget my mp3 player or headphones, then I can't work out at lunch. It all depends on what pushes your buttons, but my running tunes are usually something hard rock/metal, electronic, or hip-hop. It has to be loud and/or have a driving beat.\r \r Some stuff off my most-recent running playlist:\r \r Power - Kanye West\r F*ck You - Cee Lo\r Monkey Business - Skid Row\r Pendulum - Slam\r Face to Face - Sevendust\r Whatever - Godsmack\r Hair of the Dog - Guns n' Roses (Nazareth cover)\r The Beautiful People - Marylin Manson\r Thunder Kiss '65 - White Zombie\r The Perfect Drug - Nine Inch Nails\r Sad But True - Metallica\r

Running? With your knees? WTF, you want to be in a wheelchair in 5 years?

I listen to a lot more mellow stuff than these guys - Keane, Coldplay, instrumentals.\r \r Running around 20-30 miles a week, get in the groove, man.