Twenty Sixty Six and Then, a German music group from Mannheim, was formed in 1971. Named after an old English phrase by Geff Harrison, the group blended Krautrock, progressive rock, jazz, hard-rock, and psychedelic influences. They released their debut album, Reflections on the Future, in 1972 with United Artists Records, but disbanded soon after due to economic reasons. In 1991, Second Battle released Reflections on the Past, featuring previously unreleased tracks. A compilation titled Reflections! followed in 1994, which included alternate versions of songs from both albums and was notable for being the only release to feature "At my home" across all three works. The band's drummer, Konstantin Bommarius, passed away in a 2014 accident in Mannheim.
