Personality – One Was a Spider, One Was a Bird

It was released in the United Kingdom to very positive reviews from a number of publications, including NME, Mojo, Uncut, Q and The Guardian. Other reviews, such as The Independent, have been more critical, stating: "Steele's work here has been lazily and mistakenly compared to that of Spector and Wilson, but there's no succulent centre of comparable song craft hiding inside these over-egged, tune-dodging arrangements, merely the fantasy that ambition is the gateway to genius." In Craig Mathieson's book, Playlisted, he argues that Steele is overrated and that the album was "overblown for the sake of being overblown". The album debuted at number 10 on the Australian ARIA Albums Chart and number 69 on the Swedish Albums Chart. The album was also nominated for a J Award by Australian radio station Triple J. Three singles were released from the album: "God Lead Your Soul" in May 2006, "Devil Was in My Yard" in September 2006 (in Australia only), and "I Understand What You Want but I Just Don't Agree" in October 2006 (UK only). The album sold 50,000 copies. ==Track listing==

All tracks written by Luke Steele except where noted. • "You Needed More" – 3:09 • "Devil Was in My Yard" – 3:21 • "God Lead Your Soul" – 3:29 • "Work Alone" – 3:03 • "God Knows" – 2:58 • "I Understand What You Want but I Just Don't Agree" – 3:20 • "Miles Away" – 2:36 • "Higher Than Hell" – 2:55 • "Play a Little Bit for Love" – 4:30 • "Don't Say" (Steele, Andrew Klippel, Jessica Origliasso, Lisa Origliasso) – 3:06 • "You Won't Bring People Down in My Town" – 3:18 • "Dream On" – 2:58 • "How Was I Supposed to Know" – 4:04 A special edition was also released in Australia, which included a bonus DVD featuring a 'making-of' the album documentary, the music video for "God Lead Your Soul", and a photo gallery. ==Charts==