While primarily known for his explosive guitar work with Jane's Addiction and a pivotal stint with the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Dave Navarro has also carved a niche in the documentary world, making his collected filmography a fascinating tangent for many a music-minded physical media enthusiast. Collectors often seek out his onscreen appearances, particularly those that offer a deeper dive into the music he helped create or the subcultures he influenced. His participation in projects like *Lemmy* (2010) and *Fix: The Ministry Movie* (2011) provides valuable insider perspectives on music legends, making those titles essential viewing, and collecting, for fans of rock history. More recent documentary work, such as *Find Your Groove* (2020) and *The Art of Protest* (2020), highlight his continued relevance in both music and cultural commentary, offering contemporary insights that resonate with collectors interested in socio-political themes. Of course, the holy grail for many Navarro completists would be the concert films, with *Jane's Addiction - Live in NYC* (2013) and *Jane's Addiction - Ritual de lo Habitual - Alive at 25* (2017) being particularly sought after. These releases not only showcase his electrifying stage presence but preserve pivotal moments in alternative rock history, making the high-definition Blu-ray editions prized possessions.