1965 Black & Silver Label Mono Original. The album was recorded at Philips Studios in London, and produced by Bobby Graham and Glyn Johns.

The album features a mix of R&B and rock songs, including the hit single "Don't Bring Me Down," which reached number 10 on the UK charts. The album also includes covers of songs by Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry, and Muddy Waters.

Despite the success of "Don't Bring Me Down," the album did not perform as well as the band's debut album, "The Pretty Things." However, "Get The Picture?" is considered by many to be one of the band's best albums and a classic of the British Invasion.

The album's cover art, featuring a distorted image of the band, was created by photographer Guy Webster and has become an iconic image of the 1960s rock scene.

Over the years, "Get The Picture?" has been reissued multiple times, including a remastered version with bonus tracks in 1998. The album remains a favorite among fans of 1960s British rock and has influenced countless musicians in the years since its release.