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Im going to come right out and say that this a futile exercise. No one is going to agree with my picks for the best running music. Which is alright with me. We dont need to agree, so long as you offer your own suggestions. So let the debate begin. Reply to this post, nominate your absolute favorite album to run to, and link to iTunes or replica omega watches wherever. My pick: James Brown, Dead on the Heavy Funk 1975-1983, Disc 1 and 2 (Brown at his absolute best, with enough energy and a fast enough to make you forget that tempo runs are supposed to be painful. Just try to run slower than your 10k pace listening to this one). Whats your pick? Choose the one best album in your iPod, and reply below. Ill compile everyones nominations into a future post with the finalists. Get on the good foot!—JUSTIN NYBERG