Is it just me, or is it strange that this movie has 3 Fleetwood Mac songs, that no one really knows, composed by members of the band no one really knows? Granted, theyve got more talent than those talentless hacks lindsay *beep* and stevie "no more cocaine please or my nose will fall off" nicks. I havent seen the film, but does anyone know in what context "jigsaw puzzle blues", "oh well" and "hypnotized" are used? thanks.
shareI didn't understand your question and I didn't saw the movie(got to it by the works of peter green), but if you liked those songs you should know that fleetwood mac started at the late 60's as ablues-rock band and quite good one. peter green is the writer of those songs and if you liked you should check out this album: "peter green's fleetwood mac" from 68, the first fleetwood's mac's album and in my opinion probably their best.
shareWhat I was saying was that the songs that appear in the movie are by members of fleetwood mac nobody knows when compared to those americans that poisoned the band. Green only wrote Oh well by the way. Danny Kirwan who plays the higher guitar part on Oh well wrote jigsaw puzzle blues.
the mac didnt get great until he joined, and they started to really suck when Kirwan left. You should check out the following; then play on, kiln house, future games and bare trees. By far the best Mac had to offer.
My question was, in the movie, in what context do these songs appear?
I have just watched this movie (it was on TV in the uk yesterday), and was also wondering where these songs appear in the film
I can only think it is when Connery is in the Volvo outside the apprtement and flicks through the radio channels