After Listening To "machine Gun" I Have

If You Look At The Guys In The '70s, Like Led Zeppelin, They Had Bigger Planes Than We Do, They Had More Money. But They Weren't Singing About It.

I Was In Paris Last Year, Where There's A Great Appreciation Of Many Different Aspects Of African Culture And Of Black Culture. The Music... The Art... Whatever... And I Kind Of Went With That.

You Can Be Around 100 People And Be Completely Alone. People Don't Realize What It's Really Like.

I Didn't Really Listen To Rock 'n' Roll Until I Moved To La. We Would Ditch School, Go Get High, Put On Zeppelin Iv And Just Bug Out.

I've Always Had To Deal With Being Biracial, Even In Music. When I Came On The Scene, I'd Go To These Record Labels, And They'd Say Things Like, "lenny Kravitz. That's A Weird Name." I'm Brown-skinned And I've Got These Dreadlocks And I've Got This Jewish Last Name.