Colossus - Tar Heaven Wonders Of The Ancient World Album

Tracklist

1	At Halicarnassus	4:40
2	At Rhodes	6:22
3	At Giza	9:51
4	At Ephesus	11:36
5	At Babylon	4:49
6	At Olympia	3:42

Credits

• Photography – Thomas Mark Szelog

Notes

Limited to 10.

Short intro

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