Often revered as one of the most important debut albums of all time, Weezer's Blue Album celebrates 30 years with an extensive super deluxe box set featuring four 12-inch 180-gram LPs, a 10-inch EP and a 7-inch. The album has been newly remastered from the original analog tapes and the set includes 50 total tracks with 36 previously unreleased, including eight Kitchen Tape demos, 22 early practices and live recordings, six BBC Radio recordings (two never broadcasted) and four tracks from their LMU sessions. Karl Koch updates the history of the album with new liner notes in Issue #18 of The Weezine, along with laying out all of the artwork throughout the box set filled with unreleased photos. The box set showcases sweater embossed graphics along with a blue thread that is pullable (and retractable), four lithographs, a poster for the garage, song-themed sticker sheet, 12-sided dice and an enamel Bokkus pin.