Cover of Let Love Rule

Let Love Rule

Lenny Kravitz

5 September 1989

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5.6
Ratings
214
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Tracklist 13 tracks, 55:41
  1. 1Sittin’ on Top of the World3:16
  2. 2Let Love Rule5:42
  3. 3Freedom Train2:51
  4. 4My Precious Love5:16
  5. 5I Build This Garden for Us6:17
  6. 6Empty Hands4:43
  7. 7Fear5:20
  8. 8Does Anybody Out There Even Care3:43
  9. 9Mr. Cab Driver3:51
  10. 10Rosemary5:28
  11. 11Be3:19
  12. 12Blues for Sister Someone3:00
  13. 13Flower Child2:56

Reviews

Rated 6/10

I like Lenny Kravitz, he's a cool dude. With this album, musically, I liked it, most tracks start off well but then seem to peter off without much direction.

Rated 8/10

Nice, Lenny!

Rated 6/10

Never been a huge Kravitz fan but giving this album a solid listen I can definitely appreciate it. It doesn't do anything crazy groundbreaking or anything but it's a solid set of funk rock.

Rated 6/10

This reminds me of a much more raw and rock based Prince who is way into The Beatles. After reading Kravitz played most instruments on the album himself, the parallels to Prince increase even more. I had really only heard "Are you gonna go my way" before and I am pretty impressed with the first half of the album. But it wears thin for me after that. Especially when he starts dropping in Christian lyrics and moralizing.

Rated 6/10

Really? One of the best ever? Kravitz is an incredible frontman seen live, but this is just generic rock right? Conclusion : it's OK.