Best music...

[sienna]

...for listening to on the trainer?

 

[nowhereman]

...for listening to on the trainer?

Silent Film: "You will leave a mark"

 

[on3m@n@rmy]

anything up tempo, no classical, & no (c)rap unless it's young jeezy go getta or some toby mac.

 

[Michielveedeebee]

Iron Maiden or rise against

 

[Lifeshape]

Electronic is definitely the way to go. Something that always gets my blood pumping for a TT is Madrigal Meridian by Tangerine Dream. My advice, however, is to skip the first 2 minutes or so. Listen and you will know...

 

[xFrankyBx]

Honestly its up to you. Mostly anything that gets YOU pumped with help you out.
But since you asked for me its a mixture. Some good techno electronica with the songs having so many parts when you start listening you won't be able to realize where one song starts and the other ends then next thing you know a hour has gone by. Next up is some good ol fashoned Metal/punk for the times you wanna go all out think refused-new noise pennywise, Parkway Drive mostly anything that has a fast beat. And honestly Rap helps me out

 

[Black-Balled]

Agreed w/ the synthetic...I have been liking this:
http://www.pandora.com/music/artist/knife

But I have not seen my trainer in a long time!

 

[Elegant Degenerate]

**** Buttons

become hypnotic when on the bike

 

[slowoldman]

Pennywise, the Unknown Road album...(oops CD, showing my age). Got my blood pumping for MTB races back in the 90's, still works for TT warmup on my my trainer. (which is the ONLY time I ride a trainer)......

my favorite song off the CD

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUoMCrEDbvY

 

[GWAR79]

GWAR. Any album

 

[calculon]

**** Buttons

become hypnotic when on the bike

agreed

pretty hypnotic live too

 

[Black-Balled]

GWAR. Any album

To die, perchance to sin, that's the rub.

 

[Wailing Floating Head]

As was said, electronic. I also am a fan of Ratatat on the trainer. During heavy sprints I turn on Exogenesis Symphony by Muse. Though that might just be me...