Billy Squier/Don't Say No
If your into great rhythm, good vocals and classic rock, then you can't go wrong with this album. Don't Say No is a rare and beautiful piece of work. Nice drum work on this album.

A remarkable piece of work!!
Following Tale of the Tape, this is the release that had everyone listening to hits like "The Stroke", and "Lonely Is the Night", and "My Kinda Lover", just to name a few. I still remember hearing "In The Dark" for the first time on the radio. Moments later I was peddling my bike to the store to buy the 45 rpm. Every song on this release rocks. Billy is a fantastic song writer and musician. Happy listening!!

'70s rock for the '80s
There are some solid, Zeppelin-esque hard rock songs on this disc, but the radio hits are the highlights of the album; the deeper cuts are more filler than hidden gems. Squier might not take home any awards for the depth of his lyrics, but that's not why you'd buy this album in the first place.
The production is overly biased towards the midrange and treble. This might have been ideal back in the day to help the small 4X10" speakers mounted under the rear deck of your Camaro cut through the rumble of a big block V-8 piped through glass-packs, but nowadays it sounds a bit harsh and annoying at higher volumes. It could stand to be remastered for better tonal balance.

The inside album art is a bit strange. Squier is wearing a leather jacket which has a seemingly disconnected female hand reaching out from inside. Both of his hands are in plain sight. Serial killer chic? Does he use the extra hand to play a double necked guitar? It's a question for the ages.

Mullets ahoy!

Billy Squier's Greatest Hits
I have to say that this is probably one of the best albums ever released it was huge when it first came out and you'll have trouble naming a Billy Squier song that isn't on this CD. It's like buying Billy Squier's Greatest Hits. "In The Dark", "Lonely Is The Night", "The Stroke" & "My Kinda Lover" are all on this studio disc. Plus quite a few other gems. The only hit I can think of that's not on here is "Everybody Wants You" which is on Emotions In Motion. It's a must have.

Say Yes to Don't Say No
Don't Say No by Billy Squier was one of the top albums of the 80's. It is still excellent by today's standards. I highly recommend this CD. This was Billy Squire at his peak! 5 Stars!