Oh man, Lenny Kravitz’s website kicks butt! I’m right now jamming to his “I Want to Fly Away” while writing this review, and the speakers are making my flat screen bounce. Actually his official website has been officially shut down, so when you surf to it, you will instead be re-directed to Lenny’s MySpace site.
Props for Lenny’s MySpace profile set up go to bandspaces.com–”advanced MySpace design who created its pristine, dynamic look. Their motto is “taking over MySpace, one band at a time.” With skills like theirs, it’s no doubt.
In the meantime, Lenny’s space rocks out with sections that include a radio, Video, and a Discography. Radio features nine Kravitz songs while Video offers up another nine. Audio comes on crisply and the video is stable too. That’s good to know. So many streaming websites are lousy like that, even now, six plus years into the new millennium.
The Discography highlights two things about Lenny Kravitz: one, he’s fired off eight flavorful cd’s in 18 years, and two, he’s about 4 years overdue to drop a new one. Come on now, Lenny, wazzzup wit dat?! How you gonna leave a brotha hangin’?
Musicians are music fans too, so it’s extra special when they care enough to hip us to what music they’re listening to at the moment. Lenny Kravitz obliges us through his Song of the Day feature. It’s a great way to expose his fans to other artists. I just wish there were a Song of the Day archives for us to further enjoy. Not that I’m complaining, yo! In fact, I’m busy just having a good old time, so you all are just gonna have to surf on over to Lenny’s space and pick up on what else you’re missing.
