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Encyclopedia > Wastered
"Wastered"
Image:PAW3 big.gif
Single by Animal Collective and Black Dice
Released 2004
Format Split 12" single
Genre Psych Folk, Noise Rock
Label Paw Tracks
Animal Collective chronology
"Wastered"
(2004)
"Who Could Win a Rabbit"
(2004)
Black Dice chronology
"Black Dice and Wolf Eyes"
(2003)
"Wastered"
(2004)

Wastered is a tour-only, vinyl-only release with a new song each by Black Dice and Animal Collective. Edition of 1000 copies. Not available for mailorder and now sold out.[citation needed] Animal Collective also released their song on a disc for their Feels LP. A collection of various CD singles In music, a single is a short recording of one or more separate tracks. ... Animal Collective are a New York City-based group of experimental musicians from Baltimore, Maryland. ... Black Dice is a noise rock/experimental band based in Brooklyn, New York, USA. They formed in Spring 1997 at the Rhode Island School of Design and are currently signed to DFA Records. ... 2004 (MMIV) was a leap year starting on Thursday of the Gregorian calendar. ... A collection of various CD singles In music, a single is a short recording of one or more separate tracks. ... A music genre is a category (or genre) of pieces of music that share a certain style or basic musical language (van der Merwe 1989, p. ... This article or section is in need of attention from an expert on the subject. ... This article or section does not cite its references or sources. ... To meet Wikipedias quality standards, this article or section may require cleanup. ... Paw Tracks is an independent record label based in Washington, D.C. The labels website features artwork by Abby Portner (Avey Tare of Animal Collectives sister). ... Animal Collective are a New York City-based group of experimental musicians from Baltimore, Maryland. ... Who Could Win a Rabbit is the first of two singles from experimental band Animal Collectives fifth album, Sung Tongs. ... Black Dice is a noise rock/experimental band based in Brooklyn, New York, USA. They formed in Spring 1997 at the Rhode Island School of Design and are currently signed to DFA Records. ... Black Dice is a noise rock/experimental band based in Brooklyn, New York, USA. They formed in Spring 1997 at the Rhode Island School of Design and are currently signed to DFA Records. ... Animal Collective are a New York City-based group of experimental musicians from Baltimore, Maryland. ... Feels is the seventh album by New York based band Animal Collective, released on 2005-10-18 by Fat Cat. ...


Tracklist

  1. "Wastered" - Black Dice
  2. "Wastered" - Animal Collective
Animal Collective
Avey Tare | Panda Bear | Deakin | Geologist
Other Contributors: Vashti Bunyan | Doctess | Eyvind
Band Discography
Albums: Spirit They're Gone, Spirit They've Vanished | Danse Manatee | Hollinndagain | Campfire Songs | Here Comes the Indian | Sung Tongs | Feels
Extended Plays: Prospect Hummer | People
Singles: "Wastered" | "Who Could Win a Rabbit" | "Grass" | "Purple Bottle"
Solo & Related Acts: Terrestrial Tones | Jane | Avey Tare & Kría Brekkan | Panda Bear
Solo & Related Discography
Studio Albums: Panda Bear | Paradise | COcOnuts | Young Prayer | Blasted | Oboroed / Circus Lives | Berserker | Dead Drunk | Person Pitch | Pullhair Rubeye
Extended Plays & Singles: Crumbling Land | "I'm Not/Comfy in Nautica" | "Bro's" | "Carrots"
See also
Paw Tracks | New Weird America | WikiProject
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wasters and wooden swords (4531 words)
One modern source stated that these “wafters” (wasters) were actually swords “with the blade set at right angles to the grip, so that a blow would be struck with the flat rather than with the edge”, but it gave no source for this claim.
A Medieval waster was apparently distinct from simple sticks, clubs, bats, batons/battoons, batunes/bastons, truncheons, etc., in that it was specifically made as a mock weapon for sword practice (although these other items could also serve that purpose).
The term waster in English may derive from the quality of the tool being expendable or something that can be discarded or also a person who wasted, spoiled, or destroyed things.
Waster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (130 words)
In terms of weapons and martial arts, a waster is typically a wooden replica of a particular weapon with which the user practices.
The purpose of using a waster is to preserve your real weapon when practicing against a pell (training pole) or sparring companion.
The term "waster" is derived from the fact that the weapon is meant to be used in damaging situations, such as practicing, when using a real (and valuable) weapon would be both dangerous and impractical.
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