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   Current label: Steamhammer. Years active: 1981-present. Contact: virginsteele@optonline.net. Since the early-to-mid '90s, David DeFeis has referred to Virgin Steele's music and lyrics as "barbaric-romantic metal". The band was formed in 1981 by guitarist Jack Starr, who soon found drummer Joey Ayvazian and bassist Kelly Nickels.

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   This is the One & Only Official VIRGIN STEELE VIDEO CHANNEL.

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   Frank Gilchriest. Website. virgin-steele.com. Virgin Steele is an American heavy metal band from New York, originally formed in 1981. The band released a few career highlights albums (Noble Savage, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell Part I, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell Part II and Invictus).

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   Jul 2, 2024 · Virgin Steele are one of those bands that can confidently be called "legends". Yet the band has changed again and again in the 40+ years of its existence: Raw heavy metal in the 80s, short excursions towards glam rock, brilliant power metal in the 90s and increasingly esoteric-progressive-symphonic stuff in the 21st century.

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   Mar 9, 2019 · Virgin Steele: A Retrospective (Part 1) By the Gods my friends! Forged in the desolate halls of 1981, hailing from the majestic kingdom of Long Island, New York…. Virgin Steele have been one of the most enduring acts of Powerful Epic Heavy Metal for aeons! The aural magnificence of ultra-charismatic vocalist / composer / keyboardist / all ...

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   Are Virgin Steele a classic heavy metal band?

   • For Virgin Steele are an anomaly among classic Heavy Metal bands from the 80’s in that their later material is universally considered to be superior to their older works, as shall be explored in due time… The lore surrounding this sinister work of Satanic Speed Metal savagery is quite the curious one.

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   Who is Virgin Steele?

   • Virgin Steele is an American heavy metal band from New York, originally formed in 1981. The band released a few career highlights albums (Noble Savage, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell Part I, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell Part II and Invictus).

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   Are Virgin Steele a legend?

   • Virgin Steele are one of those bands that can confidently be called "legends". Yet the band has changed again and again in the 40+ years of its existence: Raw heavy metal in the 80s, short excursions towards glam rock, brilliant power metal in the 90s and increasingly esoteric-progressive-symphonic stuff in the 21st century.

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   Is Virgin Steele a good album?

   • The music contained is quite far from the heavy/ power metal Virgin Steele would later become renowned for. Here their sound is pure vintage eighties metal, and early eighties metal at that. For all its charm, Virgin Steele is a very uneven album, and possibly the band’s most uneven release.

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   When did Virgin Steele come out?

   • Virgin Steele debuted in 1982 with "Children of the Storm" (a song loved by Metallica ), included in the compilation "U.S. Metal Vol. II". Later they issued their self-titled first album. Their style was and remains very original, a melding of American heavy metal and Rainbow 's epic atmospheres.

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   Is Virgin Steele a mess of an album?

   • A mess of an album. This was Virgin Steele’s debut album, the self titled release which is so far away from their current sound. Virgin Steele sees the band in their most basic of forms, far from the mighty warrior they would become over their career. Here the band is like an adolescent squire, with nothing but the vest and briefs.

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   It is neither a USPM classic nor a grand glorious affair like many a Virgin Steele album. In fact, it has aged rather horribly and sounds all the more bashfully archaic for it. Thankfully, it knows its place. It may have no standing in the wider spectrum of things, but boy, does it rock with all its might.