About bloody time
I've been working on a workout CD but am too lazy to do liner notes this time. And I know Neko Case is probably not quite bouncy enough to work out to, but I fucking love her voice. Got a problem with that? I also fucking hate that there is a high percentage that seem to be in commercials. But I still like them.
| Track | Artist |
|---|---|
| (Get A) Grip (On Yourself) | The Stranglers |
| Baby C'mon | Stephen Malkmus |
| Circle Square Triangle | Test Icicles |
| Cold World | The Electric Soft Parade |
| Could Be Anything | The Eames Era |
| Dance Me In | Sons & Daughters |
| Fraud In The '80s | Mates of State |
| If You Knew | Neko Case |
| Low Life | SCANNeRS |
| My Doorbell | The White Stripes |
| Debaser | Pixies |
| Sister Jack | Spoon |
| Skip To The End | The Futureheads |
| Solid Gold Easy Action | Marc Bolan & T.Rex |
| This Charming Man | The Smiths |
| to be myself completely | belle and sebastian |
| Venus In Furs | Devotchka |
| Wolf Parade | Fancy Claps |
| You Better Get Ready | The Rosebuds |
posted by Marianne @ 8:47 PM
3 Comments:
The Smiths are surprisingly a great band to work out to. I played "Every Day Is Like Sunday" twice in a row while on the elliptical machine the other day.
My aerobics instructor has the cheesiest mix of 80's Madonna and Buster Poindexter. It's absolutely deadly. But I think he likes it - he calls it 'party music'. I'm such a horrible snob sometimes
Thank you for this extremely awesome CD. You happened to include my second favorite Stranglers song -- although I do grant you that "Peaches" is not such a great workout song. It's an excellent "skulking around lecherously" song, though.
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