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“One Friend” by Dan Seals—a poignant melody that echoes memories of cherished bonds and unwavering support. 🎶
In the gentle cadence of this song, I find a reflection of my grandpa’s unwavering presence.
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I'm a 90's kid so I have plenty of pump up songs but I would have to say that 🎶 Don't Tell'Em by Jeremiah has to be a FAVE go to~! It just makes me sing, move and smile!! I picture myself in my old cavalier convertible, wind in my hair and not a true care in the world!
🎵 https://youtu.be/cFFnAdmKOdc?si=yOuMT08Yh9sGHCJ9
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Gotta be "Motivate" by NF. The title says it all but it's a very upbeat, in your face kind of song. You can't help but want to work harder at whatever you are doing. It's also great for exercising.
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Ooh Child by the Five Stair Steps. I recently finished a 2 year battle with Cancer, and the song was a great pick me up when I was feeling low. Even now, its a great pick me up, with the lingering effects of the cancer medications
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Oh man, this is such a tricky question to answer! It absolutely depends on what I'm trying to motivate myself to do.
For tasks like cleaning / dishes / painting wall? I favour my Classic Rock playlist (think: Kansas, Rush, Metallica, Journey).
For getting pumped up to go somewhere / see something, I like the NOFX album So Long And Thanks For All The Fish, some up-beat Taylor Swift, and Lizzo's About Damn Time.
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Pfft, this really depends on so much.
Blue Swede - Hooked on a Feeling
Foster the People - Helena Beat
BNL - Brian Wilson
Smashing Pumpkins - 1979
Audioslave - I am the Highway
Chris Cornell - Pillow of your Bones
Pearl Jam - Yellow Ledbetter
Foo Fighters - The Pretender
Nirvana's Bowie cover - The Man Who Sold the World
Chicago - Saturday in the Park
Counting Crows Dead cover of -Friend of the Devil
Fuel - Shimmer
Local H - Bound for the Floor
RHCP - Under the Bridge
G Love - Rodeo Clowns
Metallica - The Memory Remains
Sheryl Crow - All I Wanna Do
Fleetwood Mac - Dreams
Backstreet Boys - I want it that way (everyone knows the words)
Gene Chandler - Duke of Earl
McCoys - Hang on Sloopy
Creedence - Have you ever seen the Rain
Jim Croce - Bad, Bad Leroy Brown
Steve Perry - Oh Sherrie
Soulja Boy - Turn my swag on
Lupe - The Show Goes On
Bone Thugs - Crossroads
Cam'ron - Hey Ma
Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc
Nelly - Air Force Ones
Kanye - Spaceship
Goo Goo Dolls - Acoustic #3
Lucky Boys Confusion - City Lights
John Mayer - Gravity
Earth Wind and Fire - September
Aliotta Haynes Jeremiah - Lake Shore Drive
Five Stairsteps - O-o-h Child
Saves the Day - At Your Funeral
Rodney Atikins - Take a Back Road
Eric Church - Talladega
Cole Swindell - Chillin It
John Denver - Take Me Home, Country Roads
Shania - Man! I Feel Like a Woman!
Chris Stapleton - Tennessee Whiskey
The Band Perry - If I Die Young
Lady A - Champagne Night
Kelsea Ballerini - half my hometown
Khruangbin - Texas Sun
The XX - Seasons Run
Lissie's cover of Pursuit of Happiness
Old Crow Medicine Show - Wagon Wheel
Moon Taxi - River Water
Cage the Elephant - Cigarette Daydreams
Alt-J - Matilda
Decemberists - Mistral
Margot & The Nuclear So and So's - Broadripple is Burning
Panama - Always
Shins - Simple Song
Mowgli's - I'm Good
Alien Ant Farm - Movies
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Pink - I am here
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It depends on my mood but my go to will be songs by P!nk, especially "F***ing Perfect" and "Glitter"
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I don't think I could name just one. I have a playlist on my phone that is about 7 hours worth of music that I listen to at work. But some of the top pump-up options on that playlist are probably This is Me and The Greatest Show from The Greatest Showman, Hey Look Ma I Made It by Panic! at the Disco, Tonight Tonight by Hot Chelle Rae, and Pink by Lizzo from Barbie. 😝
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I have enjoyed listening to a lot of these songs, and I'm probably about to date myself, but my go to song is Gloria Gaynor "I will Survive". A fun song about overcoming failure (or bad choices) and achieving independence.
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100% the Gossamer album by Passion Pit. It got me through so many study sessions in college and even now it allows me to dial in the focus.
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To concentrate, nothing beats Lofi Hip Hop.
To get motivated, Flogging Molly does the trick.
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There is no one song I listen to when I need to be motivated at work. Instead, I gravitate to certain albums and and maybe a few playlists, so I'll give my top three:
1) At the top of the list is Ed Sheeran's Divide album. Probably one of my all-time favorite albums to listen to from start to finish and over and over again. 💖🎸
2) A close second is the Bleachers Strange Desire album, especially Rollercoaster and I Wanna Get Better. So looking forward to the release of their new self-titled album. 🎶
3) While not exactly a single album, I love listening to Amazon Musics '80s Rock Ballads Playlist....it's full of a bunch of music I grew up listening to though admittedly I end up singing along more than working. 😄 💿️
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Good question! but the answer may vary AHAHAH
For me Top 1 is: Lose Yourself - Eminem whether you are like Rnb or hiphop or you dont, you cant deny honestly!
the amount of adrenaline that flushes into your veins within the first minute of the song is crazyyy!!!
Top 2: Fear of the Dark - Iron Maiden
Damn this song is knockout!! i listen to this song everytime i want finishh and send a climbing project!!! damnnnn it ahhaha i got excited just writing the name.
Top 3: The Kids Aren´t Alright - The Offspring.
thiss remindss me that life is not easyy and we should act up!!! the beat is superrrr energizing and adrenalineeee is everywhereee....
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Anything from the Hamilton soundtrack!
