Runners/joggers: What music makes you gogogo?

Question for you fellow runner/jogger types (or, I suppose, anyone who works out in a bouncy fashion): What's your favorite workout music? Do you have a playlist and if so, what's on it?

I'm looking for some new tunes to add in to my playlist, just to shake things up a bit (and not hear the same songs every day). What do you recommend? No rap or hip-hop, please, and country will be a very hard sell. Bonus if the song's on iTunes.

I'll show you mine if you show me yours…in fact, I'll go first!

Dayle's Workout Playlist

Can't Get You out of My Head, Kylie Minogue

Dancing With Tears In My Eyes, Ultravox*

Everything, All the Time, Styx

Firework, Katy Perry (Best. Workout. Song. Ever.)**

Follow You, Glen Burtnik

Get the Party Started, P!nk

Girls, Girls, Girls, Mötley Crüe

Hooks in You, Marillion

I Don't Need No Doctor, Styx

I Drove All Night, Cyndi Lauper

I Kissed a Girl, Katy Perry

Intro/Blue Collar Man, Styx (a live bootleg. Sssh!)

Let’s Go Crazy, Prince

Life Is a Highway, Tom Cochrane

Love Is the Ritual, Styx

Love Like a Rocket, Bob Geldof*

Mr. PC, Rick Springfield

No Such Thing, Tommy Shaw*

Nowhere Fast, Fire Inc. (Streets of Fire soundtrack)

Pour Some Sugar On Me, Def Leppard

Renegade, Styx

Shake It Out, Florence + the Machine

Tall Cool One, Robert Plant

Welcome to the Jungle, Guns N' Roses

What the Water Gave Me, Florence + the Machine

What You Waiting For? Gwen Stefani

You Spin Me Round (Like a Record), Dead or Alive

1985, Bowling for Soup 

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*These have been a part of my workout playlist since at least 1988. I remember having them on my running/workout cassette in my Walkman when I was in law school… The other ones I can remember are Heart’s “Magic Man” and “Crazy on You,” and Kate Bush’s “Cloudbusting” (perfect for an upslope on my daily 3-mile run).

**In fact, I sometimes listen to this one over and over.