Don't Say No is the album that turned Billy Squier into an arena-rock force, a 1981 blast of muscular riffs, crisp hooks, and radio-ready swagger that still sounds enormous. Anchored by 'The Stroke' and 'Lonely Is the Night,' it caught Squier at the peak of his powers, splitting the difference between hard rock heft and pop instinct. This Intervention Records edition is cut all-analog from the original master tapes by Kevin Gray and pressed on 180-gram vinyl in a gatefold jacket, the definitive way to hear it. A must for audiophiles and arena-rock diehards alike.