My brother picked this up at a flea market for about 50 cents.
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It's a promotional tape for the "Spike" album. It has songs from the album and a lot of commentary by Elvis. It was obviously meant as a radio promotional. The format goes like this: A song is played from the album, and then Elvis talks about it. He talks a lot about it. He talks about Paul, Roger, and Chrissie, and about the stories behind the individual songs. I didn't know that "Satellite" was a science-fiction song about interactive pornography! There's a lot more to an Elvis song than what meets the ear.
If you can read it, it says "Includes the previously unreleased 'This Town...(The Bastard Mix)'". This is hilarious. It's the same track from the album, but when he says "bastard" from "thinks you're a bastard", a harsh Elvis "sweetheart" is inserted over the word "bastard". I guess this was done for purposes of not offending folks with fragile sensitivities. I don't suppose it's on the "Spike" re-issue...
Maybe this will conjure Norman Brain. Hey HungStrung, was this thing worth 50 cents? Or what?