Sometimes entering into an historical conversation requires the slightest of gestures.

At the end of ’64, early ’65, the Byrds took their first money and a lot of them moved up to Laurel Canyon. Then everybody else in that folk rock community decided they’d move up there too, because you could smoke dope and get laid and be an asshole with your Porsche convertible out of the prying eyes of the Man.” —Kim Fowley.