| | Earthshaker Flies & Lies CD - Import Earthshaker Discography of CDs
Earthshaker Flies & Lies Songs | 1. | Crossfire |
| 2. | Interlude I |
| 3. | Natural Selection |
| 4. | Variations On A Theme By Brian Smith |
| 5. | A Story Of Mysterious Forest |
| 6. | Interlude II |
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