I’m a huge Entourage fan and ex-Victory pod listener. I was very upset with the way they’ve handled the hiatus/end of Victory pod. I can’t believe they would handle it so poorly and 100% think something dramatic happened with Doug and Connolly despite Doug defensively claiming the contrary.

I used to get so upset about the Doug hate but unfortunately, I can’t stand him anymore and now understand. All he can talk about is how much he hates HBO, how he made Kissing A Fool, and how the guys don’t wanna continue the pod. He is so negative and so obviously affected by peoples opinions of him (which is natural). But if you are going to spend your podcast railing on haters of the past and bad reviews, how will anyone have anything good to talk about? Seems like every episode is the same. I know it just got off the ground and it’s my fault for giving it a listen lol. Ugh. I miss Victory, it wasn’t perfect but there was a solid run and it’s such a shame it ended the way it did. Curious to hear from others who may (or may not) feel the same.

I've seen a number of music related posts lately and not enough flowers given to the man behind it. This guy did such a fanfuckingtastic job, that I've been paying attention ever since...to how songs are used and especially if it relates to what's going on in the episode/movie. It can really be the icing on the cake to a great episode/movie with the ending credit song choice.

He also was the music supervisor to Ballers

For me the best end credit songs were “hip hop” by dead prez which is played when Ari tells Vince and E that Medellin starts filming the same time as Aquaman 2 and “Staring at the Sun” by TV on the radio, when Bob sells the Ramones script to Alan and finally “The Wilhelm Scream” by James Blake, which is played when Carl Ertz commits suicide. I feel like these songs fit perfectly for their respective scenes.

S2 E2. Drama- “we could all be working for the phone company” what did he mean by this?😂

What episode is Vince talking to turtle on the phone and he says turn on the radio big boy is gonna play your clients song , and turtle says when and Vince responds RIGHT NOW! I played the Saigon episode but can’t seem to find it , anyone know the episode ?

I know the music already gets a lot of credit in discussions but man they really nailed it. Particularly the end credit drops, I'm at the end of season 5 of a rewatch so I've lost track of some recent good ones but I particularly liked Eminem's Changes when Vince is caught with drugs in hospital and Till I Collapse at the end of the episode where the house is on fire.

I've been watching the show with headphones while getting my steps in on the treadmill so I'm picking up so many quick snippets of tracks when they're in bars or between shots. Also liked when Verner was charging through the office to find Alan and Du Hast plays haha

Going through the playlist on Spotify really shows the diversity with the older tracks of all genres.

I just finished my first rewatch in about 10 years. I can’t believe how obnoxious I find E these days. I don’t recall having this reaction back in the day, which I find interesting.

Anyone have a similar opinion after a long stretch of not watching?

Just giving you an update as I watch. Turtles such a bitch now, Vince is boring af, even Billy Walsh barely has any balls.

What happened to the silo movie ? After Medellin bombed it was never mentioned and when the next season started Vince was looking for a movie.