If you could ask Stevie one question about "In Your Dreams" what would it be?
 

I know you guys should have some good ones. :)

Jamie

"What happened to Lady from the Mountain??" :(

How did you get together with Dave Stewart to work with him and would you work with him again in the future?

What took you so long?

Is it gonna be longer then 45 minutes again?;)

Mick

was there any hooka pipes and smoking catapillars in the studio?

Excellent question! I like the smoking caterpillar one too. ;)

Is this a concept album, or just a random collection of songs you liked and wanted to record? If it is, what is the concept you built the album on?

What is it like being in a band with your ex and being addicted to cocaine? What are your thoughts on Lindsay Lohan? When is Fleetwood Mac getting back together??

;) Sorry, I just had to include those since I am sure that is all anyone is going to ask her anyway. Serious question tho:

Do you believe this will be your last full length studio album or has recording this album reinvigorated you to record more?

What do you think about people who criticize your work before they've had a chance to hear it and no matter what, it is never( the finished album) fulfills their expectations

Right now I'd ask her:

What is the track list? If any songs were cut, what are they and why?

What song(s) did Lindsey play on? How did Dave & Lindsey work together?

Do you think utilizing the new social tools on the internet to promote IYD will change or has changed your view of the web? Why or How?

How do you feel about the recent struggles of Warner Brothers and their $18 million loss and the impending sale? Do you think veteran label artists will survive another power shift and what are their survival options?

Stevie, look at these images:

http://www.thegooddrugsguide.com/fil..._powder_01.jpghttp://www.istockphoto.com/file_thum...king-straw.jpghttp://www.moonbattery.com/archives/fat-butt.jpg

Now tell me the first thing that comes to mind. Come on, don't be shy.

I'd ask her what her expectations of IYD are, if any. Was it something you wanted to do because you felt you still had something to say? Has this experience changed you in any way? And will you continue putting out more new music, even if the record isn't commercially successful?

Any songs that you considered for the album that you passed over because you did not think they belonged with the others that made the cut? If so, what were they?

Michele

I guess I would ask her why she released Secret Love first. I like the song, but no one has mentioned it as their favorite.