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July 26, 2006

New Sleepy Jackson - "Gwen, Oh! Gwen"

Luke Steele visited AOL HQ this week to promote Personality (One Was a Spider, One Was a Bird). A photo of Gwen Stefani on the wall inspired him to pen a tribute on the spot. You can stream it here.

What's that scribbled at the top? "Luke, as Huckleberry Pitchfork"? I don't think that's a jab at the indie criticism website, as their 2.2 review won't be posted until next week.

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The album is very good, but their live show at the Bowery the other night was a definite 2.2 out of ten. Off-key falsettos and sloppy musicianship were in abundance. His old band was way better.

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