Brian looks like he might give it a try. Awesome sleeve shot. Thanks to Brian of course.

So the Beatles were bigger than Jesus, while the Stones weren't allowed to even try?
In a way that's what turned out to be Aftermath.

Recreation by Jon Hunt


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

There are 3 tracks on there that I have not heard before, I have Aftermath but what happened to those other tracks?

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There are 3 tracks on there that I have not heard before, I have Aftermath but what happened to those other tracks?

This is the track listing

1. 19th Nervous Breakdown
2. Sad Day
3. Take It Or Leave It
4. Think
5. Mother's Little Helper
6. Going Home
7. Sittin' On A Fence
8. Doncha Bother Me
9. Ride On, Baby
10. Looking Tired

Everything except "Looking Tired" has been officially released, which are the others you don't know?


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

Those tracks that didn't end on "Aftermath" were '19th Nervous Breakdown', 'Sad Day', 'Sittin' On A Fence', 'Ride On, Baby' and 'Looking Tired'.

'19th Nervous Breakdown'
'Sad Day'
-released as US single in 1966. UK b-side was 'As Tears Go By'.

'Sittin' On A Fence'
'Ride On, Baby'
-both were released on 'Flowers' in the US in 1967. 'Sittin' On A Fence' got first UK release in 1969 on the UK edition of 'Through The Past, Darkly (Big Hits vol. 2). 'Ride On, Baby' remains exclusive to 'Flowers' to this day.

'Looking Tired'
-remains unreleased.