Lenny Kravitz Greatest Hits CD

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 Don't Listen To The Critics
This is a great compilation by a highly talented musician and songwriter. Those who criticize likely do so because his style is more like the best of the 70's than the worst of the "new gen" untalented idiot bands like Greenday and the aptly named All American Rejects. If you are steeped in rock and roll of ALL genres and not just terribly limited in your outlook and tastes you will appreciate Kravitz's style and virtuosity. The choices included here are a fine representation of Kravitz's work, but I would only recommend even such a great compilation as this if you don't want to buy his other albums, all of which are excellent with almost no mediocre inclusions. Frankly, I feel it was too early to release a Greatest Hits album, but the record companies always seem to want to squeeze a little more profit as soon as an artist has a few albums under the belt. Lenny is a long way from lapsing into obscurity, as his 2004 release "Baptism" proves (a fabulous album).
Submitted by Sporkman h2omark (Charlotte, NC)
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 Lenny might be lame, but his music is good listening
Not knowing much about Lenny Kravitz in the past, I've always like most of his music, especially 'Are You Gonna Go My Way'. Awesome track. Now I see who he is, I think he's kind of lame, but his music still rocks. This album has all the good stuff.
Submitted by Dave (a cornfield in Illinois)
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 Kravitz Is Cool
Lenny Kravitz is one of those artists that stands out in the music industry.His greatest hits album shows why he is one of the most talented and influential singers of our time.
Submitted by Blake (Brandon,MS)
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 Save yo money!
Best overview? It's okay to skip other releases depending what age group factors in for compilations. Otherwise, you're on par with this compilation :)
Submitted by skank992002 (Edmonton, Alberta, CANADA)
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 Back to 70īs
Considering the lot of bad songs weīve heard on rockīnīroll since the middle of the 80īs, itīs not a bad idea someone who brings back the riffs of Led Zeppelin or Hendrix. LK sounds me better than a thousand bands who made "original"(?) music, like the melodic heavies Dream Theater and (argh!) Yngwie Malmsteen.
Submitted by zdraw (Ribeirao Preto, SP, Brazil)
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