What post Lindsey/pre The dance song would you like in this tour?

[Villavic]

Since Christine is absent, this questions is just about Stevie's (FM)songs from the Behind the Mask lineup era. Though the setlist is already know, What songs would you have liked to see in this tour?

I choose Affairs of the heart!

[drzubritsky]

Wow, I couldn't think of a single song from that era that I would deem strong enough for a greatest hits tour. I guess "Affairs Of The Heart" if I had to choose, with "No Questions Asked" or "Freedom" in a tie for second choice. "Paper Doll" could be interesting because it is stylistically so different than just about any other FM song.

But I don't think any of the above would go over too well on this tour.

Now, if Christine were part of the tour, I would give anything to see "As Long As You Follow" done live with SN and LB harmonies.

[MacMan]

I liked Love is Dangerous on the BTM tour... I thought it sounded great!

[iamnotafraid]

None. ( I'm not trying to be a smarta**).

[StreetAngel86]

I liked Love is Dangerous on the BTM tour... I thought it sounded great!

ditto!!!!!!
and linds singing on it would be hot

but i really dont care for any post Linds Mac songs from mama on this tour...they're not really all that fab :sorry:

[Sanne2]

I really like No Questions Asked!

[JohnL]

FREEDOM!! I really think this would be good live.

[Street_Dreamer]

Freedom but only if Stevie were to perform it with the attitude that song deserves.

Matt

[David]

When It Comes To Love

[HejiraNYC]

Wow, I couldn't think of a single song from that era that I would deem strong enough for a greatest hits tour. I guess "Affairs Of The Heart" if I had to choose, with "No Questions Asked" or "Freedom" in a tie for second choice. "Paper Doll" could be interesting because it is stylistically so different than just about any other FM song.

But I don't think any of the above would go over too well on this tour.

Now, if Christine were part of the tour, I would give anything to see "As Long As You Follow" done live with SN and LB harmonies.

From what I can recall, "Paper Doll" actually charted on the Billboard Hot 100- and it peaked at 80 or something like that. And it did get a bit of airplay on the radio and VH1 so, of all of the songs from that era, I think the song is more than eligible to be part of a Hits show. However, like every other song from the Klonopin era, I am sure this is on the "Do Not Even Think About Going There" list. :distress:

[StreetAngel86]

FREEDOM!! I really think this would be good live.

oh shite
i forgot that
that's one of the songs i gotta have up LOUD

but yeah, she'd have to give it OOMph