...Britney Spears/boyband crap, take yourself 'way' back to the 90s, when rock wasn't formulaic and just downright annoying. It seemed strange to me when I'd heard that Lenny Kravitz had a greatest hits CD; it seems like he's always been around (since my junior high days at least, and I'm three years out of college), but it didn't seem like he really had much out there until I listened to the CD and heard "It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over," "Let Love Rule," and even the less-heard "Cab Driver" and realized that he's been pretty prolific.The album is a good mix of funk and classic rock, with some pretty good ballads thrown in--kind of like Jimmy Hendrix, Al Green, and the Beatles had a baby together. I recommend it for anyone who came of age during the mid to late 90s especially. I hope Kravitz sticks around awhile longer.