Lavoie's next album, "Vue sur la mer" (1987) was another success. The release was followed by 5 nights engagement at the Olympia theatre in Paris, and later a 21-date tour throughout Europe. More awards followed, and in the spring of 1988 for three months Lavoie performed his show "Hôtel des rêves" at the Théâtre Outremont in Montreal. The 1990 album "Long Courrier" (European title "Chanson de la Terre") included "Qui sait", "Le pape du rap", and "Jours de plaine". A study conducted in the early 1990s placed Lavoie among most highly respected by their peers French-Canadian singer-songwriters.