16:33 - !J.O.O.E.! I don't think any FPS had topped HL2 for me.
15:52 - Lit. @ANGEL I am obligated to agree. About Half-Life ruling, I mean. Half Life 2 to this day remains one of the best games I've ever played.
15:32 - ANGEL REAPER HALF LIFE RULES! now in other news "I am the god of tits and wine" :D
15:21 - Zaphod Fallout 1 and 2 were pretty good though
14:59 - BoxCar Willy I don't have anything to play the first two fallouts with. Nor can I find them anywhere.
14:52 - Seafood The fallout discussion still going? Saw it here like 15hours ago :D
14:40 - .starrk @scapeplan, BoxCar implied that he was/has played 3 and New Vegas, so there was no need to ask about them. No need to get your panties in a bunch
01. Immortal I Stand (The Birth Of Adam) 02. Adorned with The Rising Cobra 03. The Ineffable Name 04. Black Light On Black 05. Bonedust 06. Angel Of Death 07. God Above God 08. The Hidden God 09. Childslayer 10. When Dusk Fell 11. Visions Of Eden
Virgin Steele is one of the most underrated bands out there. Their unique blend of Melodic Heavy Metal filled and classical influences - trademarked by a wide use of piano lines and the amazing voice of David DeFeis - has so far gathered only a handful of loyal fans.
Six years have passed since their last studio album, and now comes David's new opus, Visions of Eden, which, as it is customary with the New Yorkers, is a romantic saga. Fronted by master vocalist/pianist/composer David DeFeis, Virgin Steele has now established a stable lineup with Edward Pursino on guitars, Frank Gilchrist on drums and Josh Block on bass guitar.
Thi is rediciluiss, band seems understand last sympho manowar opera coppy was bad and try turn beck to roots old school HM days but simply cant since was to bussy whit sex and whatever , simply forgot how to play HM, band tryd but failed, I have heard last(following) album I know its good, but still I have to hear last agan (I will do it tommrow) toi have a conclussen and now my conclussen is VS simply lice din 80's + realised meriadge albums + last one, rest is crap
Overated band
No, even if you were right about the feelings Virgin Steele leaves behind, this band is still very underrated compared to amount of focus on other, much more lame bands...
