we've done this thread...but tastes change [songs], etc...
i can't remember if it was in psych. but i'm approaching the
terrain as such. music does something deep, i think i remember
Richie mentioning about base or drums or whatever raising people's
neck hairs [pre-fight], but if i misquoted--sorry mate.

this one song strikes a chord for me--for several reasons.
the beat...the disturbing chorus that is sort of slow/sadistic/insane...
and the pace which reeks of, 'i'm walking over there, picking my teeth,
scratching my ass, looking at a bird...then killing you when i get there'.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJbDvAMORr8&NR=1

i may have mentioned this before, but i'm under the impression people play
there favorite songs on the 'way-to-fights', if the luxory of time exhists. i was
near a shooting once and for about a month i gathered the pieces my subconscious
was taking in.
the car drove up; three or four in the car; passage-seat in the front was really
getting into his 'groove' as if a characature for the beats and words. i didn't think
anything of it in a city that loves to 'stand-out'. i got about 50 yards away and heard
the steady lower caliber repetitive cracks--followed by the image of a kid that had
simply been playing in the wrong playground, running past me and looking back only
after he had cleared enough distance [smart]. i slowly worked in reverse back to that
song and what it was doing for him. it stuck with me--psychologically speaking.

Not going on a driveby ...... but good training music:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nQUlbKdc74

Absolutely. Music that has the attitude you'd like to exude definitely taps into something primal.

Throughout my child hood and teens I played rep league ice hockey and nothing got me going more before a game than listening to something in my own headphones in the dressing room like Metallica's 'Master of Puppets.' During the warm ups (where you skate around and stretch to limber up) they didn't used to have any music playing, but then they got with the times. The first time they did they started with ACDC's 'Thunderstruck' and then into Offspring's 'come out and play'. I never skated so fast in the warm up before!! haha, it really got me going.

A couple of great workout songs I've recently discovered are Linkin Park's 'Points of Authority' and Slipknot's 'psychosocial'. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrO83v6X8lI

hmmm...nasty, demented, feverish;
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii like it!

Now for some real nasty demented shit.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9FqZYvZM2U

This one too, ghetto metal.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWYRsL4uS04&feature=related

Music basically sets the tone, emotionally. That seems to be where it's all at with music. A state management tool. Scince loud noise is involved, people seem to use it as a posturing prop at times as well. They think something sounds cool so they try to become cool by association by playing it loud, mostly for others to hear.

ha ha ha. awesome. disemboweling grooves:

less not we forget this demented band...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwxbsVd15-I&feature=channel

and

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d12EI3xNiqE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1b3uTa2foc&feature=related

and last but not least...the illuminati groove

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcuTiz2C1vo&feature=related



the last one is boo yaa tribe...not too sexy, but scary motha-fukas who'll
pump you up

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c64kgdCDllA

***
the OCD in me...and this is one of my fav's. because it sounds sort of
like a nursery rhyme, and sort of demented all in one--analyse that:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9WfXBcJWzY

i love training to angry music. anything that will get the blood and adrenaline flowing fast.

my curreent fave is BADBLOOD by ministry, check it out tell us what you think.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bfvNBvpWkM a wee link with some of it on

DT

DT,

Bad Blood is good--sort of feverish. sort of metal meets punk. i can see why you
like it.

if you don't mind me asking mate, how do you train?

Russ

in what sense? you mean what i do IN training?

yeah,
i'm always just curious...
my favorite subjects are centered around how people train, or as you said,
what one does in training. we're all so varied in background, yet obviously
share commonalities.

l lean toward scenario drills, OCD like pad work--and blasting, i hate running so
i sort of try and get myself spent [cardio] in striking drills where someone is
being moved back. i tend to only run if there's a kebab cart rolling down the
hill and no one manning it--for the spoils of course. this sadly doesn't occur
much...well never really. but one can always hope.

i get you! lol, right were to begin!

fitness training :-
*running - which is suicide runs, hill sprints
*stretching
*restistance bands - work everything with these and daily i work punches with them. i LOVE explosive punches
*weights - i like to keep strong but hate getting MASSIVE as ive found that int he past its just sapped me of strength in sparring.
*body weight exercises - my BREAD AND BUTTER. i do a lot of parkour conditioning training. with this there are crawls both flat and on stairs. crawl down the stairs face first and then back up backwards. involves explosive strength in order to do jumps and such. one my fav drills is to grab a rail about waist height with both ands and then bounce back and forth over it. HIGH reps!!!

combat training :-

ive always cross trained really. my dad always did it and brought me and my brother to do the same. i've drawn from differnt styles to make myself as rounded as poss. im very JKD minded in terms of using what works and keeping it simple.

when im training we do
* stand up days - boxing, kickboxing, various kung fu styles. on bags, heavy bags, focus pads, apps and sparring
* grappling days - submission wrestling and judo. (Gi and NOGi)
* clinch days - working the transition between ranges and fighting from the clinch
* weaopns - basically kali and improvised weapons
* situation work - 1-on-1, 2-on-1, 3-0n-1 OR gang attack some times throwing a knife in, knife grappling, protect a friend

DT

sounds well rounded. the parkour stuff interests me.
i used to do alot of body conditioning until i hurt my back,
so it changed the way i trained--sort of more scrimmage
than laps now. that got me into scenario drills more--but as
such required that i do these more often. i've gotten really
fond of head controls, but mostly center my routines around
striking and bursting--using headcontrols as a finishing bit to set
me up for using my legs on a downed person.

thanks for the thorough response.

"Voodoo People" Pendulum mix, Prodigy



it so exciting every time I hear it I get a bit of seepage

I second that one. The pendulum remix is awesome.

This one's good too.

Dope - Die motherfucker die.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imUnHTE9Ir0

Richie said///

it's so exciting every time I hear it I get a bit of seepage






this one has traditionally has made me feel like diving head first into a crowd--don't ask
...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7TWLxCIgwE&feature=related