It will be hard to find, but it’s still such a lovely, angry song.
Leslie Fish has a sung version of Rudyard Kipling’s Birds of Prey March. A hugely bitter, angry poem, and song. But her tune is a very powerful, cheerful marching song. It really was great fun to run to, back while I was pretending to care about my health.
Here is my “Fierce” workout playlist; not all of these songs are uptempo, but they all get my bloood moving in one way or another:
Limiter - Machines Of Loving Grace
Headhunter V1.0 - Front 242
A Small Victory - Faith No More
Dragula - Rob Zombie
Stigmata - Ministry
Hammering In My Head - Garbage
Them Bones - Alice In Chains
Breathe - Prodigy
Firestarter - Prodigy
Dumb - Garbage
Let Me Drown - Soundgarden
One Man Army - Our Lady Peace
Gentlemen - The Afghan Whigs
Cheap - Machines Of Loving Grace
Lilith/Eve - Machines Of Loving Grace
Smack My B***h Up - Prodigy
Midlife Crisis - Faith No More
Butterfly Wings - Machines Of Loving Grace
Perfect Tan (Bikini Atoll) - Machines Of Loving Grace
The Chemicals Between Us - Bush
Living Dead Girl - Rob Zombie
Symphony of Destruction - Megadeth
Sad but True - Metallica
Kickstart My Heart - Motley Crue
Crazy Train - Ozzy
Du Hast - Rammstein
Corny - but I like it
Eye of the the Tiger - Remix - I think it’s by Dr. Dre?
Mortal Kombat theme - Something about the “Test Your Might…”
I clicked on this thread to add “Just One Fix” by **Ministry ** off the same CD, Psalm 69. As I have stated in a previous thread on the SDMB, this is the most relentless song I can think of - and that’s a very good thing.
Flight of the Bumblebee? (IIRC that at some other fast tempo songs are on the Kill Bill vol 1 soundtrack - though there are definitely slow tempo ones as well)
Not too many specific suggestions, but a genre you might want to try: Industrial/EBM (EBM is Electronic Body Music). A lot of it is very fast-paced and might suit what you’re looking for quite well. Good examples include:
“Remove/Replace” by Icon of Coil
“Reducer,” “Recovery,” and “Vacant Bodies” by Cruciform Injection
“Date of Expiration” by Funker Vogt
Numerous things by Assemblage 23 (too many to mention)
I find this stuff to be great exercise music–pounding beat, fast pace, full of energy.