Lenny Kravitz explained in a 1998 interview with Tracey Pepper: "When I did 'Let Love Rule,' everyone said what a naive piece of s--t it was. Journalists would ask, 'Don't you feel funny singing about that?' and I was like, If I were sitting here singing about the devil and raping children, then it'd be okay? God forbid you sing about love. It's a lost concept."
This song is Kravitz' credo. "Love has to be the final outcome of every situation," he said.
This is the title track from Lenny Kravitz' debut album, on which he provided almost all of the instrumental and vocal material himself. It aged very well, but when the album was released, many critics condemned him for being an out-of-date throwback to late '60s psychedelic rock.
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