The DCC (out of print) packaging is a simply eye-catching, slipcase-enclosed replica of the original Atco vinyl cover, as produced by Martin Sharp. The outer cover is, as per the original Atco vinyl album, black print on alfoil, whereas the inner side of the gatefold has also been reproduced using exactly the same Day-Glo inks as were originally printed on the US Atco LP inside cover in 1968  a labour of love by Steve Hoffman. Master tape recording details have again been printed here including the dates of recording and studios used, master tape numbers etc. There has been no attempt, even by the Japanese, to come as close as the DCC to the beautiful original covers appearance. Even the original Atco trademark was replicated, much to the current licensees (Polygram) rage as per Fresh Cream. Some DCC copies (the CDs made in the USA during the second pressing run) have 3 hidden alternate mixes tacked onto the end of the CD, again causing much angst at Polygram. They were "Sitting On Top Of The World", "As You Said", and the shorter edited "Passing The Time"  the last is the version that was originally released on vinyl and CD.  DCC restored a deleted central jamming insert into Passing The Time and used that in the album instead of the shorter version.