There's the scene where Nate gets super paranoid while doing bong rips that accurately mimics having a bad high, but that's more to do with pot just amplifying whatever mood you're in.

HUGE SPOILERS
They did a great job chronicling how his cool, easygoing front eroded away over the course of five years. He went through a lot, sure, but it seems like he never learned anything from it. After his brain surgery, he takes up smoking. He gets stability and comfort with Lisa, contrasted with Season 2 Brenda…

HUGE SPOILERS
They did a great job chronicling how his cool, easygoing front eroded away over the course of five years. He went through a lot, sure, but it seems like he never learned anything from it. After his brain surgery, he takes up smoking. He gets stability and comfort with Lisa, contrasted with Season 2 Brenda…

That's also a really long opening sequence, so it creates a lot of tension, especially when Nate is zipping between cars on the motorcycle. I thought he was going to wipe out.

That's also a really long opening sequence, so it creates a lot of tension, especially when Nate is zipping between cars on the motorcycle. I thought he was going to wipe out.

He wouldn't be the brand-marketed Jesus they've made him out to be…

*triggers confetti cannon*

No Kinks?
"This Time Tomorrow," nearly everything from the studio half of Everybody's In Showbiz, "Life On The Road," the dramatically sub-par "The Road?"

Much better.

Davy's songs were always hit-and-miss…on the one hand he can really belt ("She Hangs Out") and some later stuff is just divine ("French Song"), but it's mostly that cutesy music hall dreck.

Great guitar solo on that one…and isn't Buddy Miles the drummer on it?

aaaand I just walked right into that one….

Too bad the pristine remaster with bonus features is only to be found in that boxed set; nothing against Rafelson and Schneider, but if I want just Head, I can't get it.

There are literally dozens of us!

Hey, I don't throw poo!

Is he talking about me?