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"You're lifted by a hot air balloon, floating 128,120 feet above Roswell, New Mexico. You're wearing a space suit designed to keep you warm at a deadly altitude. You've already been set back in  previous attempts to break the world record for skydiving. There are 8 million people watching you on a live stream. And, if it all goes according to plan, you're about to break the sound barrier. You take a deep breath, put in your headphones and jump. \n\nSEE ALSO: Baumgartner Leaps From 24 Miles, Breaks Sound Barrier [FULL VIDEO]\nOK, maybe Felix Baumgartner didn't have his iPod with him when he made his leap from the edge of space Sunday, but we can't help but wonder what song would get us pumped to plummet toward the Earth at 833.9 miles per hour. For this week's Music Monday we're asking you to step into Baumgartner's shoes (or suit) and tell us what song you'd choose to accompany a record-shattering freefall. \n\nSEE ALSO: Final Numbers Are In: Space Jump Breaks YouTube Record\nWould you opt for a Billboard-topping single or a classic rock jam? We've created a Spotify playlist with some of our supersonic song selections, so give it a listen and let us know what song would prepare you for a death-defying jump.\n\n\nHere's how you can share your high-altitude pump-up songs with us:\n\nTell us in the comments. Make sure to include the artist and the song so we can be certain to find it.\nTweet us your song choice @mashableHQ and use the hashtag #MusicMonday. If you send us a Spotify link, we'll give it a listen and add some of our favorites\nTo grab a Spotify link, control-click on any song in Spotify and \"Copy HTTP link.\"\n\n\n\nIf you're not a Spotify user, you can still send us a link to wherever the track is hosted, and we'll do our best to listen."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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