BROOKLYN FIT CHICK’S PLAYLIST
“Big Blue Wave & RIP Lou Reed” (50-minute Ride)
Hey there! Hi there! How there!
I have two new online stations that have been rocking my world lately and helping me add to my playlists. Here they are:
- WLIR online plays an amazing selection of alternative music from the last 30 years. Everything from the B-52s to Lorde to Depeche Mode. Now, since this is a free online station they get a little too crowded sometimes and you can’t log on. But if you, definitely try them out!
- The Peak in Vancouver plays amazing alternative music plus tons of Canadian bands which are new to me and I am finding I really love.
Got that? So let’s get into to today’s playlist which consists of some old and new tunes to get you in the mood to run, cycle and workout harder. Let’s go!
- Big Blue Wave: Hey Ocean!
Hey Ocean! Is a Canadian band that released this fun, frothy tune last year. Love opening up with it in my classes.
- Pump It: The Black Eyed Peas
One of my students asked me recently “who wrote that Pulp Fiction smash up song?” It took me a minute to figure out what she was talking about!
- Come & Get It: Selena Gomez
I just lerve this song to pieces.
- Breathing Underwater: Metric
I have said the before but I need to state again how much I regret not seeing this band when they played in New York last year. Will not make that same mistake again!
- Rebellion: Arcade Fire
This is one of the best songs ever to climb to or make yourself work harder. It’s fantastic!
- Rebel Yell: Billy Idol
OMG this is just the greatest song in the world. How does it get better than “in the midnight hour—she cried more, more, MORE!”
- American Psyco: Treble Charger
Yet another Canadian band I was unaware of until The Peak!
- Family Affair: Mary J. Blige
I am dedicating this one to my friend Stacy who introduced me to badass Mary J.
- Spaceman: The Killers
I like to perform high intensity sprints to this song.
- Simple Life: Elton John
This is one of Elton’s lesser known 90s tunes but I love it for long climbs and the lyrics are really inspiring.
- Hell: Tegan and Sarah
Hell yeah, I say!
- Walk on the Wild Side: Lou Reed
This is one of those pieces of culture that inspired me to move to New York. I spent my whole life in the boring ‘burbs and I was ready to indeed walk on the wild side. (RIP Lou Reed. This city will be much less interesting without you in it.)
That’s all I have today folks. Let me know about some of your favorite songs and radio stations. I am always looking for good tunes.
Until next time…
Ox Ox,
BFC
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