30 Seconds To Mars biography
barset:Bandmembers
from:1998 till:2009 text:"Jared Leto"
color:2color from:1998 till:2009 text:"Shannon Leto"
from:2003 till:2009 text:"Tomo Miličević"
color:2color from:2001 till:2007 text:"Matt Wachter"
from:2000 till:2003 text:"Solon Bixler"
color:2color from:2007 till:2009 text:"Tim Kelleher"
from:1999 till:2001 text:"Kevin Drake"
Discography
- 2002 - 30 Seconds to Mars
- 2005 - A Beautiful Lie
- 2009 - This Is War
Acoustic songs
The band made acoustic versions of songs from their second album
A Beautiful Lie. Some of the acoustics have been included in some versions of the album.
- Jared Leto - vocals, acoustic guitar, acoustic bass
- Tomo Miličević - acoustic guitar, violin
In addition to the tracks on their two full-length releases thus far, the band has also recorded a few other tracks. Among these tracks are "Phase 1: Fortification" and "Valhalla", the latter of which was present on an early demo. "Phase 1: Fortification" was released on an overseas single for "Capricorn (A Brand New Name)". Another track featured on certain imported 30 Seconds to Mars titles is "Anarchy in Tokyo", a song that was recorded during the process of their self-titled debut. "Revolution" was also recorded for the self-titled album, but wasn't included because it didn't fit the theme of the album, and because of fear that listeners would take the lyrics too literally, especially after the September 11, 2001 attacks. "Occam's Razor" was also recorded, but was never included on any of the band's releases. As a result, it is considered the most difficult to locate of the five unreleased tracks.
Demo versions of songs on the band's self-titled debut were also slightly different, along with different names. For example, "Fallen" was previously called "Jupiter", and "Year Zero" was previously called "Hero". Also made available are the demo versions of "Buddha for Mary" and "93 Million Miles"; the latter originally had lyrics referring to the band Deadsy, whose members Dr. Nner and P. Exeter Blue I provided extra instrumentation on several tracks, but the lyrics were changed after the two bands were involved in a small feud.
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