great Morrissey or Smiths songs to exercise to

[Oh my god. it's Robby!]

this poll inspired by Maurice E's tennis thread

 

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[Abrahan]

currently on my bike ride playlist:

 

[Gentler Words]

Smiths songs: Still Ill, I Want The One I Can't Have (preferably live to give them the extra kick)
Morrissey solo: Good Looking Man About Town, Something Is Squeezing My Skull, Hairdresser On Fire, Do Your Best and Don't Worry (Actually, the list could go on and on; there are a lot of his solo songs that would be good to exercise to.)

 

[Oh my god. it's Robby!]

currently on my bike ride playlist:

good stuff, I notice a lot of it is live cuts
and you remind me, I need to buy a new rear tire for my bike

 

[peptastic]

I'd put my vote towards 'Rusholme Ruffians' for the smiths.
For Moz solo I did used to work out to "Sister I'm a poet" since I work nights at a jail. What better song to work out to at work than that?

 

[Oh my god. it's Robby!]

I'd put my vote towards 'Rusholme Ruffians' for the smiths.
For Moz solo I did used to work out to "Sister I'm a poet" since I work nights at a jail. What better song to work out to at work than that?

if I'd made the list longer those 2 would have been on it

 

[Oh my god. it's Robby!]

so obviously I was a little mad about the whole shirt thing when I made this thread
but believe it or not, "This Charming Man" is a great song to run or double time to
I know this because when I was in the army, many years ago now, when it was my turn to call cadence, I would often employ that song
I still have fond memories of calling out
"punctured bicycle on a hillside desolate"
and then the rest of my (pt) troop booming out"
"will nature make a man of me yet!"

I don't think most of the boys knew that song before I started calling cadence with it
(there were not a lot of other Smiths fans in the army, at least back in the early 90s)
but they definetly learned it quick

 

[Buzzetta]

I have to say... none of them...

There are only three genre's that can motivate me in a gym or on a bike. Hip hop and rap, hard rock and jam based music depending on the intensity of what I am doing.

 

[ThisWayUp]

I pic this song , and i love the video also

 

[YouthAgainstMorrissey]

"William It Was Really Nothing"!
I'm sure I have worked out to this one.
Just make sure it's on repeat, the thing being so short and all.