Your "kick it in" song (Page 3)

all of the above.

Lately it is also Ah no Exorcist and uverworld -- Core pride

I have a few, mostly punk rock

"Angels Wings" - Social Distortion

"Streams of Whisky" -The Pogues

"Hang Em High" -Dropkick Murphys

"Ol Beggars Bush" -Flogging Molly

and

"Still Alive" - Social Distortion

Great song choices!  I must admit I've turned to Jay -Z "Big Pimpin" and some old Foxy Brown stuff!

Machinehead!!

The blood, the sweat, the tears-

Great driving rhythm, great applicable lyrics, for example:

"So hold on to the end.

Its all about the blood, the sweat, the tears.

A tribute to the strength built through the years."

I have a few:

Lose Yourself - eminem

Right Now - Van Halen

Best of You - Foo Fighters

Enter Sandman - Metallica

White wedding - Billy Idol

Thunderstruck- AC/DC

War Machine- AC/DC

probably my 3 time to pick it up songs.

Rage Against the Machine - "Renegades of Funk"

Foo Fighters - "Monkey Wrench"

I've got Michael Jackson's "Don't Stop Till You Get Enough" queued up and waiting for me when I turn on the mp3 player tomorrow morning. I'm pretty excited about it.

Some good ones here - Just to add a few new ones: 

Daft Punk - Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger (use this one before races)

Stereophonics - Dakota

Dave Matthews Band - Last Stop (The whole album is pretty good)

Maroon 5 - Overexposed (whole album - has Payphone and One More Night which have been mentioned) 

I fronted and played guitar in a band while in college and for a short time afterwards. Loose Yourself was what I'd listen to before we went on stage. Awesome pump-up song. Never used it for running though. 

everyone might think this is corny......Ironman.......Black Sabbath and a whole lot of Misfits!

Went to spin class this morning at the gym.  The instructor played nothing but AC/DC.  60 minutes worth.  Pretty sweet!   \m/  \m/

Great call...I saw him several months ago in concert and now can't get enough....awesome

I like the Kanye West song that samples this as well.

Interesting question...when I'm on the dreadmill, my kick it in songs are usually Paradise City by GnR, the jam part of Come Sail Away by Styx or even Gone by Montgomery Gentry.  When I'm running outside, my head is full of long jam songs, like Blue Sky by the Allman Brothers or Fire on the Mountain by the Grateful Dead.  David Guetta and Kelly Rowland's Love Takes Over is also a common outdoor song that helps propel me.  (I don't run with an Ipod outside, so this is a bit apples and oranges.)

So I guess indoors it's more about intensity for me, but outdoors it's about keeping my head happy/jamming so I can 'concentrate' on kicking-it to the next gear.

I don't listen to music when I'm running outside.  I prefer to take in the sites and sounds of the environment around me.  On the treadmill or trainer just having something on the TV to distract me is good. 

When I'm lifting weights having some hard music definitely helps when needing to push that little extra.  Any number of bands qualify there and I'm a huge fan of Rush, but "Ladies and Gentleman" by Saliva is one song that really does it for me in that situation.

Moby-Extreme Ways (The Bourne Series)

The Who-Eminence Front

Just a couple to add to the list

Eminem - "Till I collapse" & Loose Yourself

Fort Minor - "Remember the Name"

Buck 65 - "463"

Men at Work - "Down Under" - I don't know why I love this song, and it gets me going.

Evanescence - "Bring Me to Life"

Those are a few of mine.  I have a pretty good Pandora station set up for my longer runs that is pretty good.