[kfichter]

A few different movies have this song in it, would be cool to accept any of the correct answers, depending on how easy that is.

[wernah]

I considered this, but given the way the clues are revealed i think I had to commit to a single answer per needledrop. I mentioned in the 'how to play' disclaimer the subjective nature of the curated list: We’ve selected what we believe to be the first or most iconic instance of each Needle Drop.

Doesn't make it any less frustrating when it doesn't accept a technically correct answer though.

[seandavidfisher]

For instances of this that the system knows about, you could add a response that says, “technically correct but not what I’m looking for.” Similar to how one would do it in real life.

[sandyarmstrong]

What clues? I listened through an entire song and nothing was presented. Although I also noticed the bug that I could click and drag to see a frame from the movie.

I felt like if I didn't know in the first 5 seconds, I wasn't going to know, and there wasn't anything to do but listen to another 2 minutes of music or close it.

[farleykr]

I was going to mention the same issue. Not sure how the site decides which is the correct answer, especially considering both possible answers were available in the autocomplete selections.

[hammond]

Indeed, my guess was Cheech & Chong:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSAOKuO5W8E

[rez9x]

My first thought was Dazed and Confused. I'm not sure if it's more iconic in Gone in 60 Seconds, as I've never seen it.

[steezeburger]

Up In Smoke, Dazed and Confused, and Gone in 60 Seconds are all quite iconic.

Why wouldn't they just accept any of the three?