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Podrunner - El Gordo - 14-05-2007
This could be fun. A podcast of electronic music that sticks to a single beat. Each lasts an hour, and the speeds differ between them. I've downloaded a 181 and a 157.
http://www.djsteveboy.com/podrunner.html
Not the sort of music I'd sit and listen to with my feet up, but just possibly good to run to. Will try it out.
Podrunner - witweew - 23-04-2008
yeah, well there plenty of free podcasts or whatever on the internet that are supposedly "designed" for
workouts, but remember -- you get what you pay for -- the creators of these podcasts have to rely
on "free" music...... they can't license real hits, they could never afford to .... if you look :RFLMAO:
carefully at the playlists, you'll realize they are all either outdated techno from back in the 90's,
or they are really "underground" (i.e. terribly, terribly boring) tracks, with just a beat going
forever until u want to kill yourself -- ....
If you want something that's really going to get you motivated and keep you motivated...
I recommend the "Euro Club Hits" series -- it's on iTunes -- you can just search for it,
or try this link:
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSearch.woa/wa/advancedSearchResults?albumTerm=Euro+Club+Hits+Vol+
Podrunner - Sweder - 23-04-2008
Planet Rock works great for Fartlek - you never know what's coming. The other day I'd just crawled onto the lower reaches of a particularly nasty hill when Tom Petty's Running Down A Dream popped up. That was a killer.
Of course you need a portable DAB radio that's not the size and weight of a Soviet industrial plant . . .
. . . I'll get me coat . . .