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Not every song aired on HBO’s Entourage is available on iTunes. There are some great ones though and they really take you back to those great moments on the show. HBO provides a great service in listing all the music on the show along with some tracks even having iTunes links. Major props to HBO for that.

As new shows air I’ve been adding the songs to my three play lists (for each season) and updating the iMixes accordingly. So, for your convenience, here are the iMix links.

Entourage Season One Soundtrack

Season One contains a total of 41 songs, which include the opening theme by Jane’s Addiction (Superhero). You’ll need $40.59 to purchase the complete soundtrack.

Download: iTunes iMix Music Store Link

Entourage Season Two Soundtrack

Season Two has a bit more hip-hop and more songs in general. 81 songs for a total of $78.21 (two of the tracks are album-only).

Download: iTunes iMix Music Store Link

Entourage Season Three Soundtrack Updated for Show 34

Season Three isn’t over yet but I’m updating the iMix as new shows air. Currently it’s 34 songs at $33.66. I will update the iMix every Sunday.

Download: iTunes iMix Music Store Link

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By now, everyone knows that HBO has the best drama series on television. You just can’t beat them in my opinion. Although the hiatus time between seasons is daunting at best, they’re coming back once again — so get your TiVo season passes ready.

Six Feed Under: I wasn’t really into Six Feet Under during the first season, but once I gave it a real chance I really fell in love with it. The characters are dynamic and for the most part fucked up in some way. Following their various emotional problems and relating their extremes to everyday situations makes for an experience that you seem to walk away from feeling sort of enlightened.

I watched the season premiere of Six Feet Under last night and it was great. I’m looking forward to this, the final, season.

Entourage: Love it. I wasn’t sure about it when I first saw the ads for it but it definitely delivered. It’s actually smart and hip, not what I thought it was going to be. Season one sold me, and now season two is looking great. Ari, played by Jeremy Piven, is by far my favorite character and I think he carries the show to a certain extent.

I recommend adding both these shows to your season pass list, and if you missed the two premieres, they usually rerun them (or get them on Bit Torrent, shhh…) so keep a look out.