Unterberger regrets that the Beatles did not attempt to play more of their material from the 1965–66 era in concert before deciding to quit touring in late 1966. He identifies "Think for Yourself" and "Drive My Car", along with some of the guitar-based tracks on their "Revolver" album, as songs that "would have worked well in a live setting". Yonder Mountain String Band have performed "Think for Yourself", featuring a bluegrass arrangement that includes banjo and mandolin. They also contributed a recording of the track to "This Bird Has Flown – A 40th Anniversary Tribute to the Beatles' Rubber Soul" in 2005. Pete Shelley covered the song for "Yellow Submarine Resurfaces", a CD issued with the July 2012 issue of "Mojo" magazine. Kruth describes Shelley's version as "an exhilarating punk anthem" that includes "crunchy guitar chords" in the style of the Kinks' "All Day and All of the Night".