What’s the best song post ‘87?
 

I’m sure there’s already a thread or poll about this somewhere….Oh Well…
What’s the best Fleetwood Mac song released after Tango?

1. As Long As You Follow
2. Bleed To Love Her
3. Sad Angel

As Long As You Follow.

Now if I had to choose one song per singer, I'd add Bleed To Love Her, and Sweet Girl. Technically I can't say if they are the "best", but those are the ones I like the most.

Either As Long As You Follow, or Love Shines.

Most of my contenders are Christine’s:

Love Shines
Heart of Stone
Sooner or Later
Temporary One (sorry, John B)

But then there’s:

Taking to My Heart
Nothing Without You
Got It In for You

I would probably rank "Love Shines", "Everybody Finds Out", and "Red Rover" as their best work post Tango in the Night. Of their three most recent studio albums, Say You Will definitely has their most adventurous music. Outside their material on The Dance, the band's songs beyond 1987 have not been heralded as "classics", but several are worthy of more exposure to casual fans.

Smile at you, Say Goodbye and All over again.

No-one else has gone for any of those, which is interesting. I suppose. I suppose Smile at you wasn't exactly a post-Tango song in terms of composition, but I love the atmosphere created by the SYW version of it.

studio: "Steal Your Heart Away"
live: "Say Goodbye" from LB's Soundstage appearance

Nicks: Everybody Finds Out
McVie: Nights in Estoril
Buckingham/McVie: Too Far Gone

Oh yes that's a favorite of mine. By far much better than the studio version.

By writer:

As Long As You Follow, Love Shines
Bleed to Love Her, Sad Angel
Thrown Down, Everybody Finds Out

Best of the rest….er….In The Back of My Mind

As Long As You Follow
Love Shine
Heart of Stone
Sweet Girl

I thought it was Silver Girl over Sweet Girl

Impossible to choose one!
After '87? Maybe...

- Hollywood (Another Kind Of Town)
- Love Shines
- Sooner Or Later
- As Long As You Follow
- Bleed To Love Her (The Dance version)

Steal Your Heart Away
Destiny Rules
As Long As You Follow