A few fun beats off the top of my head:

The Go Go’s “Our Lips Our Sealed”

The Bangles “Manic Monday”

Heart “Barracuda”

Dexy’s Midnight Runners “Come on, Eileen”

Lover boy “Working For The Weekend”

Yes “Owner of a Lonely Heart”

“Sabotage” Beastie Boys

Any Shania Twain 90’s song

Deee-lite “Groove is in the Heart”

ELO “Livin’ Thing”

Mine is a 60's happy pop Pandora station. It's called "Monkees Radio" and includes a lot of the artists from the "Brill Building" days of publisher and producer Don Kirschner. Almost anything Monkees fits the bill, as does a lot of Neil Diamond songs like "Sweet Caroline" etc. They almost all have the same tempo. That's why it makes such a good workout for someone my age. And if I want to kick it up a notch I jog double time, or half time to slow it down.

"Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress" by the Hollies

"Lookout Here Comes Tomorrow" Monkees

"Cherry Cherry" Neil Diamond

I dont listen to music when walking because I’m almost always with someone and if not, I want to be aware. But I may or may not have been dancing to the Bee Gees last night! 😂

I may be dating myself, but anything by the Doors, Led Zeppelin, Dire Straits, America or similar bands.

Not for working out, I don’t listen to music for that, but my house-cleaning playlist is:

Soundtrack from Footloose

Soundtrack from That Thing You Do!

To pump me up as I'm driving to the pool to swim laps;

Touch Me (The Doors)

What is Love (Haddaway)

Legs (ZZ Top)

Call Me (Blondie)

Ditto what Nuts wrote about the Doors & Dire Straits

Yes, I have a running/walking playlist. I used to look for some songs with a specific bpm because it kept me on pace.

Staying alive

Danger Zone

Counting Stars

Cant find my way Home

Dont Stop Believing

Edge of Seventeen

The Final Countdown

Run Like Hexx

We’re Ready

Against the Wind

Windows are Rolled Down

Better Man

Fat Bottomed Girls

Oooh these are all good and as I check each one on Spotify, I’m led down a rabbit hole of more music to add... music is what keeps me moving exercise-wise, and new music on the playlist gives me extra motivation to get out and walk!

I listen to a variety of things, depending on my mood, and whether it's cardio (running) or weights. I'm especially fond of the song "Run" by Pink Floyd for an outdoor run, as that was blasted over enormous speakers at the starting line of a race I did years ago, and it really got the runners fired up. "Run, run, run ... you better run." Yep.

I sometimes listen to Of Monsters and Men when lifting weights. I find their music motivating and soothing at the same time. I also enjoy the hard-driving tunes of Rage Against the Machine when I want to feel bada$$.

We had a Friday Night Music thread on KT that was dedicated to a dance party, and there is a lot of music there that is good for aerobic activity.

Here's page II.

I like to listen to Beck, Deutsch-Amerikanische Freundschaft, Der Plan, Nina Hagen, and a lot of 80s New Wave music when I exercise.

Oh thanks Lars, that was a fun thread to read.

This is one of my favorites from a local band. They’re such a fun group to see live.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLs-np_v2pQ

My taste in music is eclectic, but here goes:

Zombie - The Cranberries

500 Miles - The Proclaimers

My City Was Gone, Stop Your Sobbing, Mystery Achievement - Pretenders (OK, anything by the Pretenders)

Talking Heads - Take Me To the River (and the entire Fear of Music album)

The Cars (first album)

NRBQ - Live at Yankee Stadium (entire album)

John Hiatt - Slow Turning Album

Belly - Feed the Tree

Funky Kayleigh - Black 47

Waterboys - Fisherman's Blues

Alanis Morrisette - Jagged Little Pill album

Steve Earle - Copperhead Row

The Pogues - Body of an American

Robert Palmer - Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley album

Little Feat - Waiting for Columbus entire album

Dramarama - Last Cigarette

Nathaniel Rateliff and the Nighsweats - Son of a Bitch

Linda Ronstadt - Poor Poor Pitiful Me, Tumblin' Dice, You're No Good

B-52's - Planet Clare, Rock Lobster, Love Shack