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RAHHHHHHH!!!!!!

Its the music type/genre im talking bout son. Progressive (electronic genre), google it :thumbsup:

ah, I see. I thought you were referring to progressive metal (like what I posted) with regards to odd time signatures and changes etc etc

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Parkway Drive is pretty sweet for getting agro-as, as is Rage Against The Machine

Other than that, im keen on Pendulum, Nero, Skrillex and Feed Me

Dubstep is the the angry rap music of dance/electro and works well to pump me up

  • 2 months later...

My gym used to play some nice electro/trance/dance music which worked very well in giving good pumps and workouts. Lately they stopped playing the techno and begun playing rnb... It now feels like I'm lifting weights in supre'... :down:

  • 4 months later...

BUMP!!

Really anything off their album "Leveler" gets me right into the mood to just smash shit out.

I've got some good D&B/Dubstep that gets me pumped too, cbf linking. Will if anyone's into that as their gym music.

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