Dub step or rave music. Flux Pavilion, Marshmallow, Alan Walker

AC/DC, Pearl Jam, Green Day and if I am really feeling it, throw in some Stevie Ray Vaughn

For lifting usually able to get to that nostril-flaring, rip-snorting on the way to manic-town (not actually in manic-town, just the suburbs) mental state on my own and with a pre-workout. So I don't need music. However if I did want a playlist: Clash, Ramones, early Joe Jackson and Elvis Costello (of course 'Pump it Up!' ), 2nd wave Ska, Gogol Bordello and starting to get into Sturgill Simpson. Never got into heavy metal or any of its derivations.

I like lullabies, soft orchestral music, and elevator music long before a workout, when I'm still in bed, so I don't feel compelled to get up and exercise.

Something upbeat, Bruno Mars for me at the moment, with a little bit of Guns n Roses, and a bit of Justin Timberlake, with a splash of Macklemore, tiny bit of The Rolling Stones

I'm a rock and roll nerd so songs like communication breakdown by led zepp I find energetic. Rip it up by little Richard I find good for an explosive workout and then status quo with their riffs are really good for a steady pace. In particular I like to listen to what you're proposing and Caroline.