Tracks 7 – 11: Unreleased "David Bowie" singles – all in mono. After the "Love You till Tuesday" single, Bowie went on to record several new tracks as potential singles (all of which were refused by the company). Another re-recording of an album track, “When I Live My Dream” (cut at the same session as the "Love You till Tuesday" / "Did You Ever Have a Dream" single), was rejected by Deram. This song being proposed in the wake of the rejection of two newer tracks: the A-side “Let Me Sleep Beside You” and its B-side “Karma Man” (which would have been the B-side to "When I Live My Dream" too). Early in 1968, another two new recordings were similarly rejected: the pairing of "In the Heat of the Morning" and its B-Side "London Bye Ta–Ta". Note, the version of "London Bye Ta-Ta" here is an earlier mix of the song with a different vocal and without some final touches than what was to be released. The completed mix of the song exists only on a scratchy acetate while the mastertape of the earlier mix has survived, hence its inclusion here: