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The book's title is also a title of a song sung by... |
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Hornby's main character, Rob Gordon is thinking about his past love affairs and decides that it would be wonderful to re-visit his old girlfriends, just to say "hi" and clarify some misunderstandings. He describes the sentiment using a Bruce Springsteen song. Which one? |
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Rob tells Laura that this song is "responsible for our whole relationship". In the book, the song is... |
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Yet, in the movie, the song that was "responsible for the entire relationship" was changed into... |
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Rob's employees in the record store get into a fight about which version of the song "Little Latin Lupe Lu" is better. Which two versions are being fought over? |
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Among the regulars in Rob's record shop, there is a drunk, Johnny, who tries to steal records, is always being "tangoed out" of the shop, but is very consistent in asking (or singing) one Eurovision song contest winner. Which one? |
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When Rob first meets Marie La Salle, a fictional and "struggling" American singer/songwriter, she is singing in a club. She is singing a song that Rob used to hate for its cheesyness, yet, he likes it in her rendition. Which song is it? |
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OK, a slightly tougher one. While giving an interview to a local newspaper journalist, Rob lists his top-5 singles. Which one of these songs is never mentioned as candidates? |
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For which record Rob says it's "as serious as life itself"? |
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Finally, an easy, non-musical one. In its journey from the paper to the silver screen, Rob Gordon's "Championship Vinyl" was moved from North London to... |
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