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* HilariousInHindsight: The following chronological album that Dave writes for, ''Sounds of the Universe'', would feature "Come Back", a song written by the same trio who created ''this'' album. One of the lines is "I could use a little restraint". Meanwhile, "Deeper and Deeper", the third song on ''Hourglass'', is about Dave's '''complete lack''' of restraint, so to say he needs "a little" is rather comical on his part.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The following chronological album that Dave writes for, ''Sounds of the Universe'', would feature "Come Back", a song written by the same trio who created ''this'' album. One of the lines is "I could use a little restraint". Meanwhile, "Deeper and Deeper", the third song on ''Hourglass'', is about Dave's '''complete lack''' of restraint, restraint in his arousal towards a partner, so to say he needs "a little" is rather comical on his part.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The following chronological album that Dave writes for, ''Sounds of the Universe'', would feature "Come Back", a song written by the same trio who created ''this'' album. One of the lines is "I could use a little restraint". Meanwhile, "Deeper and Deeper", the third song on ''Hourglass'', is about Dave's '''complete lack''' of restraint, so to say he needs "a little" is rather comical on his part.
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* {{Squick}}: Dave Gahan frequently inhales and moans throughout the [=K10K=] (kap10kurt/Kurt Uenala) remix of "Use You".
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** [[Music/RedHotChiliPeppers John Frusciante]] plays a wailing guitar riff in the second half of the bridge of "Saw Something".
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* MoralEventHorizon: Whatever on earth "Use You" is about, it's certainly not moral by any means. "Deeper and Deeper" is plainly about lust and desire, but "Use You" appears to be straight-up about manipulating those closest to you ForTheEvulz.
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* CriticalDissonance: In spite of critical complaints about the album, the actual fans of Music/DepecheMode do like ''Hourglass'' as it is.
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* SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: With the rich electronic sound design combined with the [[DarkerAndEdgier darker themes, arrangements, and technical details]], as well as the consistent volume mastering (compared to the LoudnessWar of ''Music/PlayingTheAngel''), ''Hourglass'' as a whole is an incredibly satisfying and recognizable record, and it stands out in the music industry with its unique sound.
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* SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: With the rich electronic sound design combined with the [[DarkerAndEdgier darker themes, arrangements, and technical details]], as well as the consistent volume mastering (compared to the LoudnessWar of ''Music/PlayingTheAngel''), ''Hourglass'' as a whole is an incredibly satisfying and recognizable record, and it stands out in the music industry with its unique sound.
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* NightmareRetardant: Certain fans perceive Dave Gahan's violent tendencies during "Deeper and Deeper" and "Use You" as attractive, rather than something to fear or be concerned about.
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* EvilIsSexy: Certain fans perceive Dave Gahan's violent tendencies during "Deeper and Deeper" and "Use You" as attractive, rather than something to fear or be concerned about.
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* EclipsedByTheRemix: ''Both'' [[BSide B-sides]] for the album have remixes that receive more attention than their originals. Kurt Uenala's remix of "Love Will Leave" and a minimalistic remix of "Tomorrow" pretty much outperform the original mixes. Most of this can, of course, be attributed to the fact that neither of said original mixes are easily accessible, if at all.
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* EclipsedByTheRemix: ''Both'' [[BSide B-sides]] for the album have remixes that receive more attention than their originals. Kurt Uenala's remix of "Love Will Leave" and a minimalistic fan remix of "Tomorrow" pretty much outperform the original mixes. Most of this can, of course, be attributed to the fact that neither of said original mixes are easily accessible, if at all.
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* EclipsedByTheRemix: ''Both'' [[BSide B-sides]] for the album have remixes that receive more attention than their originals. Kurt Uenala's remix of "Love Will Leave" and a minimalistic remix of "Tomorrow" pretty much outperform the original mixes. Most of this can, of course, be attributed to the fact that neither of said original mixes are easily accessible, if at all.
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** The synth madness occurring in the instrumental bridge of "Use You", which sounds like an energetic, electronic wall of chaos. And it comes out of nowhere to unsuspecting first-time listeners.
** "Kingdom" finishes with a badass guitar riff over pounding
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* {{Squick}}: Dave Gahan frequently inhales and moans throughout the K10K (Kurt Uenala) remix of "Use You".
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* StuckInTheirShadow: Fan reception regarding Martin Gore's writing on ''Playing the Angel'' overtakes Dave's writing and production on ''Hourglass''.
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* StuckInTheirShadow: Fan reception regarding Martin Gore's writing on ''Playing the Angel'' overtakes Dave's writing and production on ''Hourglass''.''Hourglass''.
* {{Squick}}: Dave Gahan frequently inhales and moans throughout the K10K (Kurt Uenala) remix of "Use You".
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* DarthWiki/NightmareFuel: Most of the album, but most notably...
** The ambiguous, yet triumphant synth chords in "Kingdom", eerily sounding like a screaming animal.
** "Use You". Especially the instrumental bridge section. Also the creepy choir-like sound following the final chorus.
** The verses of "Insoluble", having creepy, unnerving tones.
** The roaring synth conclusion in "Endless".
** The ambiguous, yet triumphant synth chords in "Kingdom", eerily sounding like a screaming animal.
** "Use You". Especially the instrumental bridge section. Also the creepy choir-like sound following the final chorus.
** The verses of "Insoluble", having creepy, unnerving tones.
** The roaring synth conclusion in "Endless".
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* ParanoiaFuel: "Deeper and Deeper", due to the violently obsessive theme of the song. Not so much "Use You", since the message seems tamer in spite of the creepier atmosphere, but it can partially count too.
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* ParanoiaFuel: "Deeper and Deeper", due to the violently obsessive theme of the song. Not so much "Use You", since the message seems tamer in spite of the creepier atmosphere, but it can partially count too. As a bonus, the fourth song, "21 Days", which sounds like something made for a horror film from the ground-up, even if it was just made for an album.
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* SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: With the rich electronic sound design combined with the [[DarkerAndEdgier darker themes, arrangements, and technical details]], as well as the consistent volume mastering (compared to the LoudnessWar of ''Playing the Angel''), ''Hourglass'' as a whole is an incredibly satisfying and recognizable record, and it stands out in the music industry with its unique sound.
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* SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: With the rich electronic sound design combined with the [[DarkerAndEdgier darker themes, arrangements, and technical details]], as well as the consistent volume mastering (compared to the LoudnessWar of ''Playing the Angel''), ''Music/PlayingTheAngel''), ''Hourglass'' as a whole is an incredibly satisfying and recognizable record, and it stands out in the music industry with its unique sound.
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* SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: With the rich electronic sound design combined with the [[DarkerAndEdgier darker themes, arrangements, and technical details]], as well as the consistent volume mastering, ''Hourglass'' as a whole is an incredibly satisfying and recognizable record, and it stands out in the music industry with its unique sound.
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* SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: With the rich electronic sound design combined with the [[DarkerAndEdgier darker themes, arrangements, and technical details]], as well as the consistent volume mastering, mastering (compared to the LoudnessWar of ''Playing the Angel''), ''Hourglass'' as a whole is an incredibly satisfying and recognizable record, and it stands out in the music industry with its unique sound.
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* ParanoiaFuel: "Deeper and Deeper", due to the violently obsessive theme of the song. Not so much "Use You", since the message seems tamer in spite of the creepier atmosphere, but it can partially count too.
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* EvilIsSexy: Certain fans perceive Dave Gahan's violent tendencies during "Deeper and Deeper" and "Use You" as attractive, rather than something to fear or be concerned about.
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* SignatureSong: Regarding ''Hourglass'' itself, between "Saw Something" and "Kingdom", "Kingdom" serves to define the album.
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* SignatureSong: Regarding ''Hourglass'' itself, between "Saw Something" and "Kingdom", "Kingdom" serves to define the album.album.
* StuckInTheirShadow: Fan reception regarding Martin Gore's writing on ''Playing the Angel'' overtakes Dave's writing and production on ''Hourglass''.
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* ItsTheSameNowItSucks: Professional critics dismissed of the album for "sounding too similar to Depeche Mode" when it released in 2007.
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* ItsTheSameNowItSucks: Professional critics dismissed of the album for "sounding too similar to Depeche Mode" when it released in 2007.2007.
* {{Sequelitis}}: ''Hourglass'' serves as a SpiritualSuccessor to ''Music/PlayingTheAngel'', being written during the tour of and being influenced by the style of the aforementioned. However, critics haven't received it as well.
* SignatureSong: Regarding ''Hourglass'' itself, between "Saw Something" and "Kingdom", "Kingdom" serves to define the album.
* {{Sequelitis}}: ''Hourglass'' serves as a SpiritualSuccessor to ''Music/PlayingTheAngel'', being written during the tour of and being influenced by the style of the aforementioned. However, critics haven't received it as well.
* SignatureSong: Regarding ''Hourglass'' itself, between "Saw Something" and "Kingdom", "Kingdom" serves to define the album.
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