@@pascallefevre1148 Wao! You are excellent TD fan! That album is original sound track. The work of Froese father and son. I most like Virgin Years, but I think it worked well in the 1990s as well. Thanks a lot!
@@pascallefevre1148 My first TD album was Force Majeure - so, right after the Virgin Years. But I'm a fan of all their releases, and finally saw them in person in Washington in 2015.
@@stevenkramer3431 Force Majeure is the first album I bought with my own pocket money in 1979. I was 12 or 13 and I have a vivid memory of me being in the record store and buying it. Before that I received Ricochet and Stratosfear as Christmas presents. I also like all TD albums but the Virgin Years are special to me because of the strong connection with my childhood.
I can't think of Fukuoka without thinking of Excel Saga... 😄
I haven't watched Excel Saga. So I looked it up web. This is a slightly unique manga and animation. But you know better, right?
@@rubycon0531 Oh, sure!
Another great TD track, what album is it from ?
Thank you so much! This track is "ART OF DESTRUCTION" from album "ARCHETECTURE IN MOTION" (another name is "What A Blast")(1999).
@@rubycon0531 Thank you, I "only" have around 40 TD albums, my favorite period is the Virgin Years but I also really like the current Quantum Years.
@@pascallefevre1148 Wao! You are excellent TD fan! That album is original sound track. The work of Froese father and son. I most like Virgin Years, but I think it worked well in the 1990s as well. Thanks a lot!
@@pascallefevre1148 My first TD album was Force Majeure - so, right after the Virgin Years. But I'm a fan of all their releases, and finally saw them in person in Washington in 2015.
@@stevenkramer3431 Force Majeure is the first album I bought with my own pocket money in 1979. I was 12 or 13 and I have a vivid memory of me being in the record store and buying it. Before that I received Ricochet and Stratosfear as Christmas presents. I also like all TD albums but the Virgin Years are special to me because of the strong connection with my childhood.