Printed inner sleeves. 

Here, Yo La Tengo achieve something rare: a double album full of genre switches and one-off experiments that ends up not being patchy or weird, but instead nearly flawless. This album's lazy, warm, and sentimental, and full of lovely contradictions like how the lovely bossa shimmy of "Center of Gravity" is immediately followed by the spacy krautrock jam "Spec Bebop". It's perfect for sitting in your living room on a cold night, relishing the warmth of your house and the company of your friends and loved ones.