On this 12" 45 RPM record, Bill Kern has taken the 'classic' Elvis song (Hound Dog), and put it in a medley with a composition of his own.  This record is probably one of the most outrageous and innovative of the Beat Bad releases.  This recording was way ahead of its time.  It is Punk, it is Dance, it could be considered techno.  It was produced in 1980 by Bill and Barry Knoedl.  They utilized an early drum machine called a Rhythm Ace, which was modified by Barry's brother, George Knoedl, two bass guitars, and for most of the recording no rhythm guitars.  Guitarist, Randy Hudson, had a rack of every pedal effect available at the time, making his guitar solo on Hound Dog sound like a steel drum.  Tom Juliano plays a solo on Soprano sax that has a very middle eastern flavor to it.  There is an extended instrumental section in the middle of 'You Ain't No Friend Of Mine' that features Teddy Karczewski playing guitar through an Arp Avatar (a guitar synthesizer), and Randy Hudson's guitar through various effects, including ring modulator, phase shifter, distortion, and comb filter, and playing his guitar with an electric razor.  This 10 minute epic was a unique entry to the Punk market in 1981.