Noble Savage is the third studio album of the American heavy metal band Virgin Steele, released in 1985 by Cobra Records.

[5] Before the recording of Noble Savage, original guitarist Jack Starr resigned from the band and was replaced by Edward Pursino, an old friend of DeFeis, whose guitar playing immediately fit very well with Virgin Steele's music and style.

Pursino's contribution came also in the form of new musical ideas and compositions, and he is still a mainstay in Virgin Steele's line-up.

[6] Noble Savage was the first album where the band was completely satisfied with its music and sound.

It is also the first album on which the current musical style of the band is fully manifested, containing grandiose compositions with multi-layered keyboard sound and more sophisticated arrangements.