Raw Music for Working out...

[Blue2971]

Have any suggestions for Raw Workout Playlists? I've been getting most of mine recently from www.championo2cool.com/ They're free and pretty good; put together by professional trainers and regular people based on the exercise type. Any suggestions would be welcome.

[Revvell]

Not clear what "raw" music is. Elaborate please.

[Nini]

Do you mean music created by artists that eat raw??

[Revvell]

...or is this a "underground" classified ad?

[Blue2971]

I just meant what music is good for a "raw person's" workout. I was wondering about playlists that anyone may have that fit the "raw" personality. I downloaded a couple at this site for you to look at www.championo2cool.com so you could tell me if they might fit. THanks.

[being]

There are some ideas here (http://www.rawfoodtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17461), a thread on music for working out.

I think you won't find any definitive answer, as it seems people, raw or not, have widely varied tastes in music! :D :p

[Pierre]

Electrophones and sound recording devices have been around for a lot less time than stoves and ovens. So I think that raw music is live acoustic music. Barring marching bands, you can't bike, walk, or run to it, so you dance!

Which brings up the question: Why is a fipple flute called a recorder, if you don't record it but play it?