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| 1. Live |
| 2. Supersoulfighter |
| 3. I Belong to You |
| 4. Black Velveteen |
| 5. If You Can't Say No |
| 6. Thinking of You |
| 7. Take Time |
| 8. Fly Away |
| 9. It's Your Life |
| 10. Straight Cold Player |
| 11. Little Girl's Eyes |
| 12. You're My Flavor |
| 13. Can We Find a Reason |
| 14. American Woman [*] |
| 15. Without You [*] |
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Lenny Kravitz is still obsessed with the '70s, and for good reason: he's found endless inspiration in the work of Sly Stone, Stevie Wonder, and a decade's worth of soul men. Kravitz hasn't lost the funk on 5, but the sound here drifts dangerously close to the Me decade's shallowest end, when disco seemed to rob R&B of its soul. So the passion Kravitz has shown on early albums is strangely diluted (aside from the album-closing epic "Can We Find a Reason?"). 5 is the singer's first foray into digital technology, but despite a few modern effects at the edges, he's doing essentially the same as before--only colder. --Steve Appleford
Spin
Here we are on the brink of the millennium, but nobody's told Lenny Kravitz, who's still cranking out pedestrian Prince-style glam-funk like it's 1978. But as rote as Kravitz's music has become ... it's still better than his lyrics.
5 + American Woman + Without You [Extra tracks]
Lenny Kravitz is still obsessed with the '70s, and for good reason: he's found endless inspiration in the work of Sly Stone, Stevie Wonder, and a decade's worth of soul men. Kravitz hasn't lost the funk on 5, but the sound here drifts dangerously close to the Me decade's shallowest end, when disco seemed to rob R&B of its soul. So the passion Kravitz has shown on early albums is strangely diluted (aside from the album-closing epic "Can We Find a Reason?"). 5 is the singer's first foray into digital technology, but despite a few modern effects at the edges, he's doing essentially the same as before--only colder. --Steve Appleford
Spin
Here we are on the brink of the millennium, but nobody's told Lenny Kravitz, who's still cranking out pedestrian Prince-style glam-funk like it's 1978. But as rote as Kravitz's music has become ... it's still better than his lyrics.
5 + American Woman + Without You [Extra tracks]
5,Lenny Kravitz,Virgin Records,Album Rock,American Trad Rock,Electronica,Pop,Pop/Rock,Popular Music,Rock
Rock Music:
- Adulterer Oriented Rock
- Along The Line
- Always the Same [CD-single] [Import]
- Ankhara 2
- Australia Made V.3 [Import]
- Best of 1990-00 [Import]
- Blue Bell Knoll [Import]
- Brimstone Solar Radiation Band
- Capital Gold 80's Legend [Import]
- Char [Import] [Original recording remastered]
Rock Music
In Absentia [Enhanced] [Import]
Dmitri Shostakovich: Symphony No. 8 In C Minor, Op. 65
Crossroad Blues: Robert Johnson & Friends [Import]
Greatest Hits (& Some That Will Be)
Chopin: The Four Ballades, Berceuse, Barcarolle, Scherzo No. 4