Artist	Song
Judas Priest	You've Got Another Thing Comin'
from The Best of Judas Priest - Living After Midnight (1998)
Warrant	Cherry Pie
from Cherry Pie (Bonus Track Version) (1990)
Skid Row	18 and Life
from Rhino Hi-Five: Skid Row - EP (2005)
Herbie Hancock	Rockit
from Future Shock (1999)
Bobby Brown	My Prerogative
from Don't Be Cruel (1988)
The Romantics	What I Like About You
from The Romantics (1986)
Bow Wow Wow	I Want Candy
from The Best of Bow Wow Wow (1998)
D.O.N.S	Pump Up the Jam (Single Version)
from Pump Up the Jam (feat. Technotronic) - Single (1998)
Foreigner	Juke Box Hero
from 4 (Expanded Version) (2008)
Cameo	Word Up
from Gold (2005)
Great White	Once Bitten Twice Shy
from ...Twice Shy (1989)
The Fabulous Thunderbirds	Tuff Enuff
from Tuff Enuff (1986)
M/A/R/R/S	Pump Up the Volume (7" Version)
from Lilliput (1992)
Lita Ford	Kiss Me Deadly
from The Best of Lita Ford (1992)
Billy Squier	The Stroke
from Billy Squier: Absolute Hits (2005)
Sammy Hagar	I Can't Drive 55
from Unboxed (1994)
Katrina & The Waves	Walking On Sunshine
from Anthology (2006)
The Gap Band	Burn Rubber (Why You Wanna Hurt Me)
from Gap Band: Ultimate Collection (2001)
Golden Earring	Twilight Zone
from The Long Versions (2008)
Kim Wilde	Kids in America
from The Very Best of Kim Wilde (2003)
Matthew Wilder	Break My Stride
from 80's Pop Hits (2001)
Pixies	Debaser
from Doolittle (1998)
X	The Hungry Wolf
from Under the Big Black Sun (2008)
The Vapors	Turning Japanese
from Turning Japanese - The Best of The Vapors (2003)
Ministry	Stigmata
from Land of Rape and Honey (2005)

Comment:

Are you "Tuff Enuff," ask blues rockers the Fabulous Thunderbirds, and when it comes to your workout, we know you are. That's why, when you need to dig deep, we're here with a Deep Cuts playlist of '80s trainers to keep you on track to fitness fabulosity. So, listen up as jazz master Herbie Hancock goes all motivational with the crank-it groove of "Rockit," and let the Romantics shower you with positive reinforcement via the retro riffs of "What I Like About You." Think of it this way — work out hard enough to Warrant's glam-rock treat "Cherry Pie," and you can have an actual slice of the sweet stuff, guilt-free.

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