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In spite of an almost two-year gap among albums, Kravitz's fourth release, Circus, came off sounding distracted and was a major letdown compared to his stellar previous few releases. Perhaps sensing that he needed to stir things up harmoniously, Kravitz dabbled with electronics and trip-hop loops for his next album, 1998's 5. Although not a huge hit right off the bat, the album proved to have an extremely long chart life, spawning the biggest hit of Kravitz's career, "Fly Away," almost a year after its inventive release. With the single's success, Virgin decided to cash in on the album's unexpected rebirth by reissuing it around the same time with a pair of extra additional bonus tracks, one of which became another sizeable hit single, a streamline of the Guess Who's "American Woman" which was used in the hit 1999 comedy movie Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me. Kravitz's first best-of set, the 15-track Greatest Hits, was issued as a temporary solution release in 2000, while his sixth studio discharge overall, Lenny, was issued a year later. Baptism followed in 2004.
In addition to his own albums, Kravitz continues to pen songs for other artists and his compositions have appeared on albums by such rock heavyweights as Aerosmith and Mick Jagger, while he shaped and wrote the majority of Vanessa Paradis' unclear self-titled 1992 release.
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