Pavement - “Cut Your Hair”
Earlier tonight this song made me run and hum. :D

Another one of them mixes with mostly jazz tracks. For moderate to fast-paced running.
EDIT: Will add more soon! And for the necessary cool-down:
“Flite” - The Cinematic Orchestra
I have been playing the background track in this website long and hard enough that if it were a disc it would’ve been over-scratched and broken by now. It was only today that I discovered about this being a masterpiece by the wonderful Cinematic Orchestra. I should’ve known! :)
I’m working on another running mix, this time it’ll mostly have instrumental tracks (just like this one) and I promise to keep myself from adding too many jazz tracks to it. But thanks to the odd time signatures, the beautiful jazz beats work perfectly as ‘step signals’ while running (I made up the term for cues for that fragment of time when your foot lands on the ground. In this track, I try to follow the bass lines.) Beautiful, beautiful! Yes, I am overusing that word appropriately, I believe so.
And because this month began with going back to the running habit and with the idea of running away.

In the following order (8tracks plays tracks randomly on second run though):
EDIT: Added some tracks and arranged the order, with seamless transitions and tempo in mind.
I’ve had this since late last year but this still is a list-in-progress. I shall have more added soon. Might arrange the tracks according to running tempo, too. Happy running! :)
“Running everyday is kind of a lifeline for me, so I’m not going to lay off or quit just because I’m busy. If I used to being busy as an excuse not to run, I’d never run again. I have only a few reasons to keep on running, and a truckload of them to quit. All I can do is keep those few reasons nicely polished.” - Haruki Murakami; What I Talk About When I Talk About Running, page 73.
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Thoughts this morning (thanks, Dad):

My last login was 3 months ago but it has been 5 months since made a full run. I remember the last time was a sweet 5k night run with a good friend (We were both once wannabe triathletes.)
I miss hitting the pavement.