• Record Label: Matador
  • Release Date: Nov 14, 2000
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  1. More interestingly, it gives a peek into Yo La Tengo's working methods. It's been a long time since they brought finished songs to the practice room; instead the combo jams together and lets the improvisation mutate over time into tunes which sometimes become the basis for songs.
  2. Entertainment Weekly
    50
    What was once edge now feels like random noise in place of melody. [11/24/2000, p.83]
  3. Yo La Tengo's instrumentals work best as interludes and intriguing sidetracks on their full-length albums. On Danelectro, the instrumentals are brought out of this context, and are not as successful.