Could You Walk On Water (Rejected Decca Album)

By the end of 1965 the Stones had recorded a set of brand new songs and wanted them to be
released under the title of "Could You Walk On The Water". However Decca refused to release the album because
of its title. After some conflict and negociations it was agreed that the new album would be titled
"Aftermath". However the band had recorded new songs in March 1966, and the original track list was changed to
what became the regular track list of Aftermath. but half of the songs were released on other albums or never released.
The Track "Going Home" would of been edited down to 3-4 minutes. I've included both an edit and full length
versions. 

00:00 19th Nervous Breakdown
03:55 Sad Day
06:56 Take It Or Leave It
09:45 Think
12:55 Mother's Little Helper
15:41 Going Home (edited)
19:26 Sittin' On A Fence
22:29 Don't You Follow Me (aka Doncha Bother Me)
25:09 Ride On, Baby
28:03 Looking Tired
30:18 Going Home