Having no recollection of what (if anything) happened before being born doesn't negate the possibility of experiencing something after death. Although most of us are certain that we did not experience existence before life as a human, we can really only be nearly certain that we won't experience existence after we die. Which is what makes the topic so interesting.
Personally, I think that all of our experiences can be accounted for physically (e.g. stimuli traveling from nerve endings through the nervous system to the brain, thoughts and other brain activity requiring energy). Therefore, I seriously doubt the possibility of experience post-death.
If there is an after-life, I think that it would be impossible to relate to the human experience (which I guess makes it not very interesting).
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