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Saturday, June 16, 2007 12:00 AM

Why do gyms play such crappy music?

Monotonous techno monopolizes the sound system at my local gym. Is it really the best music for working out?

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  • Monday, June 18, 2007 08:20 AM

    great songs

    Radio -- Apes & Androids

    Else -- Built to Spill

    Sweet Sweet Heartkiller -- Say Hi to Your Mom

    Hey Now Now -- The Cloud room

    Our Swords -- Band of Horses

    The Wonder -- Figurines

    German Engineering -- Maritime

    Electric Slide -- The Wildlife

    Ten Thousand Lines -- Electric President

    Heart it Races -- Dr. Dog

    We Will Become Silhouettes -- The Shins

    Skeleton Key -- Margot & The Nuclear So And So's

    Wolf Like Me -- TV on the Radio

    Black Cab -- Jens Lekman

    I Think I Need A New Heart -- Magnetic Fields

    I Want to Be Your Driver -- Nic Armstrong & The Thieves

    I Ain't Saying My Goodbyes -- Tom Vek

    Alone Again Or -- Calexico

    This Room -- The Notwist

    Trouble -- Voxtrot

    Such Great Heights -- The Postal Service

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