what great duo....mick jagger and lenny kravitz. let's face it, as far as epic rock songs not too many come out anymore. as a matter of fact rock music is being drained by crappy bands and little emo twerps that sing like they have cotton balls stuck up their nose. but every once in a while from the back comes a song that says "hey, that spirit of rock still lives on." kravitz did it with his own music. brought back that attitude with such rock masterpieces as "are you gonna go my way" and "rock n roll is dead" here he teams up with one of the biggest personalities of the genre to write a piece of music that snatches rock out of the grasps of pussy little wannabes. great guitar parts, great lyrics, of course jagger is amazing, but one of the best things about the song is kravitz's back up vocals on the chorus. they give the song an edgeyness it needed, they are an essential ingredient to make this song as good as ambrosia. mick....lenny....you have given us hope for the future of good music.
what great duo....mick jagger and lenny kravitz. let's face it, as far as epic rock songs not too many come out anymore. as a matter of fact rock music is being drained by crappy bands and little emo twerps that sing like they have cotton balls stuck up their nose. but every once in a while from the back comes a song that says "hey, that spirit of rock still lives on." kravitz did it with his own music. brought back that attitude with such rock masterpieces as "are you gonna go my way" and "rock n roll is dead" here he teams up with one of the biggest personalities of the genre to write a piece of music that snatches rock out of the grasps of pussy little wannabes. great guitar parts, great lyrics, of course jagger is amazing, but one of the best things about the song is kravitz's back up vocals on the chorus. they give the song an edgeyness it needed, they are an essential ingredient to make this song as good as ambrosia. mick....lenny....you have given us hope for the future of good music.