**Nuevo disco de vinilo de vinilo

Billy Squier's Tell the Truth is one of rock's great lost albums, and this 2LP set on black vinyl finally gives it the release it deserved. Recorded as his eighth and final album for Capitol, it was slated for spring 1993 with producer Mike Chapman (Sweet, Blondie) behind the board. Radio was already on board, with lead track "Angry" picking up more first-week adds than any Billy Squier single before it. Then the label shelved the record anyway.

This deluxe edition marks the album's first appearance on vinyl. It first arrived for Record Store Day 2026, sold out on release day, and now returns through the Record Store Day Essentials program. Chris Muth (Rolling Stones, AC/DC) newly remastered the audio, so the big guitars and arena-sized hooks hit with real weight.

The heavy tip-on jacket holds complete liner notes telling the full, strange story of the album, plus bonus material, extended content and lyrics. For fans of Don't Say No and Emotions in Motion, this is the missing chapter. Add it to your shelf and hear the truth for yourself.

Side A
1. Angry
2. Tryin' To Walk A Straight Line
3. Rhythm (Extended Version)

Side B
1. The Girl's All Right
2. Lovin' You Ain't So Hard
3. Hercules
4. Walkin' Me Baby / Still All Right

Side C
1. Stranger To Myself
2. Time-Bomb
3. Break Down

Side D
1. Not A Color
2. Mind-Machine
3. Shocked Straight
4. Almost Home