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Mixed or average reviews- based on 41 Ratings
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Positive: 16 out of 41
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Mixed: 5 out of 41
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Negative: 20 out of 41
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Oct 20, 2011
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Josh.May 18, 2004Walk away, Lenny. For the love of God, just walk away.
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jimbobMay 18, 2004This album is the musical equivalent of watching grass grow. Perhaps Lenny should stop diddling movie stars, and try writing some decent songs.
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LaurenceHMay 20, 2004This CD falls falt. Maybe the only first single 'Where are we runnin' could have a minimum of interest... But, seriously, Kravitz can do better. He should stick to P.O.D style, not his own.
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LawrenceCMay 30, 2004NO WAY. This record was probably released to say ''Hey guys, I'm still in the game''... A shame, really. Stay away from 'Baptism'. It sucks.
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MikaSJun 5, 2004Lenny's worst recording. And why the hell did he invite Jay-Z for another boring song? Jay-Z means so much more than ''storm''... Dump out this album. Yuck. A real mess.
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DTMay 18, 2005"cus she makes me feel good, she's so fine" .....I think I am going to puke. This song is one of the most contrived songs I have ever heard. Lenny is definitly reaching on this one.
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DannyZJul 31, 2007
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UnclePeanutMay 21, 2004Lenny's 2nd straight subpar album... at one time I thought each new record pushed in a different direction but this is retreaded stuff.
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LaurenceHMay 20, 2004This CD falls falt. Maybe the only first single 'Where are we runnin' could have a minimum of interest... But, seriously, Kravitz can do better. He should stick to P.O.D style, not his own.
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SpankyMMay 20, 2004
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robertosJul 15, 2004goddamn, this sucks
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PaulVJan 24, 2006Oh Lenny. When will you learn that you're not Jimi Hendrix?
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DevinBMay 18, 2004
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zackoMay 28, 2004
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JackieSJul 19, 2004Garbage. Does anyone actually LISTENS to him?
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Awards & Rankings
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Somewhere along the line in his career, he fully absorbed his pantheon of Sixties and Seventies influences and began to sound like no one but himself. The confidence that results from that growth -- along with the knowledge that comes from having made records for fifteen years -- is apparent throughout this album.
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MojoTired and contrived-sounding.... Baptism? Craptism, more like. [Jun 2004, p.102]
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Kravitz has evolved merely from one set of retro-70s surfaces to another, with uncharacteristically uninspired hooks.