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** The film also boosted the careers of British folktronica group the Beta Band, who are featured in a memorable scene where Rob plays a snippet of "Dry the Rain" to sell five copies of their ''The Three E.P.'s'' compilation. MTV [[http://www.mtv.com/news/821546/high-fidelity-boosts-beta-band-sales/ reported]] that American sales of the album quadrupled after the film's release.
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** The film also boosted the careers career of British folktronica group the Beta Band, who are featured in a memorable scene where Rob plays a snippet of "Dry the Rain" to sell five copies of their ''The Three E.P.'s'' compilation. MTV [[http://www.mtv.com/news/821546/high-fidelity-boosts-beta-band-sales/ reported]] that American sales of the album quadrupled after the film's release.
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** The film also boosted the careers of British folktronica group the Beta Band, who are featured in a memorable scene where Rob plays 30 seconds of "Dry the Rain" to sell five copies of their ''The Three E.P.'s'' compilation. MTV [[http://www.mtv.com/news/821546/high-fidelity-boosts-beta-band-sales/ reported]] that American sales of the album quadrupled after the film's release.
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** The film also boosted the careers of British folktronica group the Beta Band, who are featured in a memorable scene where Rob plays 30 seconds a snippet of "Dry the Rain" to sell five copies of their ''The Three E.P.'s'' compilation. MTV [[http://www.mtv.com/news/821546/high-fidelity-boosts-beta-band-sales/ reported]] that American sales of the album quadrupled after the film's release.
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* TheRedStapler: The film has been credited with helping spark the Vinyl Revival of the 21st century, reviving interest in vinyl records and independent record stores.
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** The film also boosted the careers of British folktronica group the Beta Band, who are featured in a memorable scene where Rob plays 30 seconds of "Dry the Rain" to sell five copies of their ''The Three E.P.'s'' compilation. MTV [[http://www.mtv.com/news/821546/high-fidelity-boosts-beta-band-sales/ reported]] that American sales of the album quadrupled after the film's release.
** The film has been credited with helping spark the Vinyl Revival of the 21st century, reviving interest in vinyl records and independent record
** The film also boosted the careers of British folktronica group the Beta Band, who are featured in a memorable scene where Rob plays 30 seconds of "Dry the Rain" to sell five copies of their ''The Three E.P.'s'' compilation. MTV [[http://www.mtv.com/news/821546/high-fidelity-boosts-beta-band-sales/ reported]] that American sales of the album quadrupled after the film's release.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: ZigZagged with the film. On the one hand, Rob makes use of cassette tapes, which have gone the way of the dodo in favor of [=CDs=] and then digital. On the other hand, he makes most of his money reselling vinyl records, which had a huge resurgence in popularity after the turn of the millennium.
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** ZigZagged with the film. On the one hand, Rob makes use of cassette tapes, which have gone the way of the dodo in favor of [=CDs=] and then digital. On the other hand, he makes most of his money reselling vinyl records, which had a huge resurgence in popularity after the turn of themillennium.millennium.
** Vinyl went through a resurgence since the book was published and in 2020 record stores are still a thing by the time of the series. However, the store also carries cassettes, which one minor character finds odd. Simon, the clerk who replaced the Dick character, admits to still using cassettes as they're "weird and warm".
** ZigZagged with the film. On the one hand, Rob makes use of cassette tapes, which have gone the way of the dodo in favor of [=CDs=] and then digital. On the other hand, he makes most of his money reselling vinyl records, which had a huge resurgence in popularity after the turn of the
** Vinyl went through a resurgence since the book was published and in 2020 record stores are still a thing by the time of the series. However, the store also carries cassettes, which one minor character finds odd. Simon, the clerk who replaced the Dick character, admits to still using cassettes as they're "weird and warm".
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: ZigZagged with the film. On the one hand, Rob makes use of cassette tapes, which have gone the way of the dodo in favor of [=CDs=] and then digital. On the other hand, he makes most of his money reselling vinyl records, which had a huge resurgence in popularity after the turn of the millennium.
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* QueerCharacterQueerActor: In the Creator/{{Hulu}} adaptation, Rob's bisexual, as Creator/ZoeKravitz is.
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* DeletedScene: There was originally a scene where a vengeful wife offers her cheating husband's record collection to Rob for fifty dollars. Rob is unwilling to accept the offer, although he does buy a rare Otis Reading for ten dollars, and she throws in the Sex Pistol's "God Save the Queen" for free.
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* TheRedStapler: The film has been credited with helping spark the Vinyl Revival of the 21st century, reviving interest in vinyl records and independent record stores.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Rob's high-school girlfriend Penny is best-known these days as [[Series/{{Justified}} Ava Crowder.]]
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* DisownedAdaptation: When asked, after the film adaptation was released, what ''Literature/HighFidelity'' was about, Creator/NickHornby pointedly answered, "London".
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In the original draft of the screenplay that Cusack and his co-writers did, Rob [[BreakingTheFourthWall talked to the camera]]. Cusack then thought that this would mean there would be "too much me", so they rewrote all Rob's monologues to camera as voice-over. When Stephen Frears came on board as director, he made them change it to talking to camera again.
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Drake bell was around 13 when this came out
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** In the flashbacks where, in the book, Rob was about thirteen, he is played by [[Series/DrakeAndJosh Drake Bell]].
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* DisownedAdaptation: When asked, after the film adaptation was released, what HighFidelity was about, NickHornby pointedly answered, "London".
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* DisownedAdaptation: When asked, after the film adaptation was released, what HighFidelity ''Literature/HighFidelity'' was about, NickHornby Creator/NickHornby pointedly answered, "London".
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** His tone changed a short time later, and was once quoted praising the film's faithfullness to his novel:
--> ''I never expected it to be so faithful. At times it appears to be a film in which John Cusack reads my book''
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* Retroactive Recognition: Rob's high-school girlfriend Penny is best-known these days as [[Series/{{Justified}} Ava Crowder.]]
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HITG / HITV is having their wicks cut per TRS decision
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* DisownedAdaptation: When asked, after the film adaptation was released, what HighFidelity was about, he pointedly answered, "London".
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* ActorAllusion: One scene shows Rob Gordon drenched with rain, pouring his heart out in a phone booth, which is a reference to his role in ''Film/SayAnything''.
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** In the flashbacks where, in the book, Rob was about thirteen, he is played by [[DrakeAndJosh Drake Bell]].
* DawsonCasting: Only the flashbacks where John Cusack plays the older teenage version of himself.
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* StarMakingRole: Perhaps not ''star''-making, but this was JackBlack's breakout role and one of his first which allowed him to stretch his comedic muscles.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The US trailer for the film describes Rob as running a "successful business", although the record store is laughably unprofitable and a plot point in the film is that Rob had to borrow five thousand dollars from Laura to keep from going under.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The US trailer for the film describes Rob as running a "successful business", although the record store is laughably unprofitable and a plot point in the film is that Rob had to borrow five thousand dollars from Laura to stop himself keep from going under.under.
* RealLifeRelative: Laura's best friend Liz in the film is played by Joan Cusack, John Cusack's sister.
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* HeyItsThatGuy: [[DrakeAndJosh Drake]] as the young Rob.
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