Rare is the band that can cover themselves. Rarer is the band that would even think of it and rarer still is a band that would return to the conception and re-imagine its first breakthrough record. Someone may have read recently that old quote about how “in not knowing history one is doomed to repeat it.” There’s not another band that is less doomed than Yo La Tengo.

As stated previously, the album features covers from bands other than themselves: The Cure, Hank Williams, The Lovin’ Spoonful and more. Stuff Like That There, a 14 song collection of covers, originals and reworkings happens to coincide with the 25th anniversary of the Yo La Tengo’s landmark 1990 album, Fakebook.

Recorded with Gene Holder (The Feelies), Stuff Like That There features the trio of Ira Kaplan, Georgia Hubley and James McNew augmented by the guitarist and former Yo La Tengo member Dave Schramm, with James negotiating the wonders of the upright bass for the first time. This album has been dreamed about by Yo La Tengo fans for decades and the wait is over.

Track Listing
1. My Heart’s Not In It
2. Rickety
3. I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry
4. The Ballad Of Red Buckets
5. All Your Secrets
6. Friday I’m In Love
7. Before We Stopped To Think
8. Butchie’s Tune
9. Automatic Doom
10. Awhileaway
11. I Can Feel the Ice Melting
12. Naples
13. Deeper Into Movies
14. Somebody’s In Love