I believe so. It was like Everywhere. It was not played until it was released as a single many many months after the tour began and the album was released.
I agree and its sort of ironic that Tusk was seen as an unconventional album with 2 unconventional singles that made it to the top 10. Yet when the most traditional and radio pop friendly single is released it cant get above 20. However a single landing in the top 20 is a hit. But for being a hit, its rarely heard today compared to other songs that hit 20. For example Over My Head is heard all the time. The Doors Riders On The Storm hit 20 and its played with their other hits that made it to the top. Like Love In Store its one of the best lost hits of the 80s.

You mean nowadays in the US? That surprised me. In Peru Over My Head is not heard in radios (and actually I don't remember hearing it when I've been in Florida, Texas, or Europe). Nor Think About Me.

But Everywhere and Little Lies are heard all time in Peru. As Gypsy and Dreams, of course.

Yes, the United States