Dota

Warcraft III Battle Chest
$39.99
Ok, well I bought this warcraft war chest because 24-7 World of Warcraft (minus the 8 painful hours of maintenance on Tuesdays) just isnt enough. I actually played this game years ago, before WOW came onto the scene (and from what I can tell pretty much killed the PC gaming market). It is still great fun, very smart, and if you are a WOW addict gives you some nice back story and a way to get up close and personal with the various WOW bosses. If not, it is a great blizzard RTS (real time strategy -- I think this is the category this game falls into anyway). And if you are waiting for Starcraft 2, this will entertain you during your wait (or during the 8 hours of WOW maintenance on Tuesdays!)

LOL <(^^,)>
$14.98
I got into Basshunter after stumbling across a music video for "DOTA". I liked the song so I decided to hunt down more of his music. I started with this CD as it had "DOTA" on it. I later found out a lot of CDs have "DOTA" on it in many different forms. All of which are different from the music video version that I still like the best.

Anyways I like about half the songs on this CD. It dies for me about halfway through. The version I have has a slightly different track listing then this one.

Songs I like: DOTA, Boten Anna, I'm Your Basscreator, Russia Privjet, and Professional Party People.

The rest I can do without. Some of the songs are super cheesy. "We Are The Waccos" hardly makes any sense at all, then again neither does a lot of the songs. "Throw Your Hands Up" is entertaining to me only because I find it funny. The rest I don't have much to say about.

All in all it's a good techno album, at least for what I like. Makes good background music.

DotA (Radio Edit)
$0.99

The Dota Name in History
$29.95
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