Are You Gonna Go My Way by Lenny Kravitz

Pros: The music

Cons: The lyrics

The Bottom Line: Listen to this record, but do it loud.

Review: Third time's the charm. It wasn't until his third record, DIRTY MIND, that Prince released his first classic album. It was Lenny Kravitz's third record, ARE YOU GONNA GO MY WAY, with which he, at the lick of a guitar and a very simple, but very ...

Pros: Finger & neck-snappin' rock and soul jams.

Cons: None...this is Lenny's best album.

The Bottom Line: Tape hiss and all, 1993's "Are You Gonna Go My Way?" still stands as Lenny Kravitz's best album. Guitar heroics, smokin' grooves and heartfelt ballads are all present here.

Review: I think it's fairly act to call Lenny Kravitz a human synthesizer. Of course, we live in an age when no one's REALLY original, but no one wears their influences on their sleeve like Lenny. His influences are obvious to anyone who listens: Jimi Hendrix, ...

Pros: Great rock tracks, reggae tracks, R&B tracks

Cons: Completely lacking cohesion

The Bottom Line: Lenny Kravitz is a talented man. His music lacks boundaries, something that proves a help and a hinderance.

Review: As the Brooklyn-born son of a Bahamian Jefferson and a Jewish television producer, Lenny Kravitz spans all racial and musical borders. Despite being pigeonholed as a brightly dressed retro act early in his career, Kravitz has...

Pros: Lenny makes some real music here -- great diversity in tunes, evokes a real 70's feel

Cons: The fact that we've all heard what he's done since...

Review: All in favor of never hearing American Woman on the radio again say "I". That's it then, it's unanimous - we must all forget that Lenny Kravitz ever covered The Guess Who's classic tune and move on. For those of you who may be...

Pros: great words

Cons: music may be to techno sounding

Review: My favorite song is American Woman..
I am from the generation of the seventies and I remember the original version done by the Guess Who...
Lenny Kravitz like many other musicians have brought back some great songs for the new generations to...