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* [[Fanon Discontinuity]]: Most fans prefer to pretend that the collaboration with [[David Gray]], "Illuminate", never happened. Some would also deny the existence of the parent album, ''The Altogether''.
* [[Fanon Discontinuity]]: Most fans prefer to pretend that the collaboration with [[David Gray]], "Illuminate", never happened. Some would also deny the existence of the parent album, ''The Altogether''.
* [[Growing the Beard]]: Their first couple of albums did this for the techno genre.
* [[Growing the Beard]]: Their first couple of albums did this for the techno genre.

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  • Fanon Discontinuity: Most fans prefer to pretend that the collaboration with David Gray, "Illuminate", never happened. Some would also deny the existence of the parent album, The Altogether.
  • Growing the Beard: Their first couple of albums did this for the techno genre.
  • Tear Jerker: "One Perfect Sunrise", especially since it was supposed to be their swan song.
  • They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plot: The fandom rejoiced when it was announced Sparks would be collaborating on a track with Orbital. The fandom was disappointed when the result of that collaboration turned out to be "Acid Pants".