Lenny Kravitz – Are You Gonna Go My Way

Album Info

Artist: Lenny Kravitz

Title: Are You Gonna Go My Way

Year: 1993

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Tracklist

  • 1. Are You Gonna Go My Way (3:31)
  • 2. Believe (4:54)
  • 3. Come On And Love Me (3:54)
  • 4. Heaven Help (3:11)
  • 5. Just Be A Woman (3:48)
  • 6. Is There Any Love In Your Heart (3:40)
  • 7. Black Girl (3:44)
  • 8. My Love (3:53)
  • 9. Sugar (3:58)
  • 10. Sister (7:04)
  • 11. Eleutheria (4:53)

Review

Lenny Kravitz’s Are You Gonna Go My Way is pure rock fire, bringing a ’70s vibe with modern grit and funk-driven rhythms. From the iconic opening guitar riff, this 1993 album throws down a magnetic energy, establishing Kravitz as a genre-bending force. The title track, “Are You Gonna Go My Way,” hits with relentless power, its groove heavy enough to instantly become an anthem. Kravitz’s vocals here are fierce, and the guitar solo rips through with unapologetic confidence, making it clear why this song is still one of his most celebrated.

The album doesn’t just stick to one vibe, though. “Believe” shifts into soulful, introspective territory, weaving in lush strings and poignant lyrics that add depth to the record. Kravitz’s versatility really shines here, showing that he can do more than rock hard—he can pull listeners into a reflective groove just as easily. Tracks like “Is There Any Love in Your Heart” crank up the attitude with raw, gritty rock, while “Heaven Help” brings a softer, gospel-infused touch, showing off his talent for blending styles seamlessly.

In Are You Gonna Go My Way, Kravitz crafted an album that doesn’t just pay homage to classic rock; it reinvents it for a new generation. The mix of heavy riffs, soulful melodies, and boundary-pushing production gives it a timeless edge, still as fresh and thrilling today as it was in the ’90s. This album is a masterclass in channeling rock history into something distinctly personal and undeniably cool. - Maia