тоже как-то не вдохновила, понравилось только про Томо и Шеннона  :no:

ну да 

BRAVO №6

Взято тут http://30secondstomars.ru/forum/index.php?topic=2337.435

По цитате со всех западных интервью.

Совсем ё*****сь
Rolling Stone

Спасиба Vera L

Отредактировано Fallen Soul (5 Фев 2010 19:51:29)

Natali666, забыла написать название журнала. А я думала они хоть как-то компетентны.

О__о

еще скажите,что Джар и там успел руку приложить и там.

Coffee Shop: Was the 30STM bomb scare staged?

Late this past Thursday, we were first to report that a screening of the new 30 Seconds To Mars documentary was put on hold due to a bomb scare. Footage of the incident quickly made it online, showing a hooded man walking to the stage and throwing a large, wrapped box at the feet of frontman Jared Leto. When the man began making cryptic statements, Leto grabbed him by the arm and pushed him through a back door. The bomb squad in Los Angeles closed down five blocks of Melrose Avenue, LAPD apprehended the man and authorities are currently investigating. Clearly, this is a serious matter and we're glad that nobody was hurt. However, comments on news briefs and videos of the incident show that not everyone is convinced this wasn't all some kind of hoax. What do you think? Check out the video below and let us know: Was the 30 Seconds To Mars bomb scare staged?

http://www.altpress.com/features/coffee_0206.htm

видимо нет!

Немного п*****а:

How Much Celebs Get Paid To Watch Fashion Shows
http://www.thefrisky.com/post....n-shows

Сколько платят звёздам за появление на модных показах?
http://lady.mail.ru/article/113919

Да вообще. Он оказывается за плату на показы ходит. Абсурд.

30 Seconds to Mars Interview – Sticking to their Guns

“It’s important to fight sometimes so you can be free,” Jared Leto tells me in all seriousness. Fresh from attending the Sundance Film Festival 2010 and back in Los Angeles, the 30 Seconds to Mars (30STM) frontman was taking time out for a chat over the phone with MTV Asia.

Putting things into context, Jared was referring to the band’s uphill struggle in 2008 and 2009, especially with the grim prospect of the infamous $30 million Virgin label lawsuit hanging over their heads. It was a period where 30STM declared war, shed past baggage, enlisted an army of fans to leave their imprints on the new album, and basically marched on in a new creative direction.

That the lawsuit has now been settled is good news, and the band is looking ahead to touring and putting the finishing touches on Artifact, the 30STM documentary that they’ve been working on for more than a year now.

In many ways, new album This Is War is a triumphant and ambitious undertaking on so many levels, with myriad album covers, fan summits, a plethora of soundscapes and the handiwork of acclaimed producers such as Flood (U2, Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails) and Steve Lillywhite (The Rolling Stones, U2).

Jared talks more about the album, coveting the elusive Obama album cover, turning the camera on Los Angeles for music video “Kings and Queens”, and wanting to tour Asia sometime this year.

Let’s talk about This Is War – Jared, you’ve said before that this current album talks about spirituality, faith, and fighting for what you believe in. Was there some form of personal enlightenment that you gained during the 4 years of making this record, with the challenges, the lawsuit and all?

Yes, it was an intense, soul-searching time and we had a lot going on. It was basically an opportunity for us to take a good, hard look at who we are and what we’re all about – the music, ourselves, personally; we wanted to refine 30STM. It was very stressful of course, but it’s important to fight sometimes so you can be free.

Are there any standout tracks on This Is War that are particularly meaningful to you?

They’re all very meaningful for different reasons. I’m now discovering most of them in the rehearsal room because we’re preparing for our first big tour as part of this new project, so we’ve only played 2 or 3 of the songs live. I’m excited to play the songs live.

This Is War is vastly different from A Beautiful Lie, which is great in terms of musical progression. Did you guys set out to make an epic-sounding, ambitious record from the start – were your goals always so clear-cut, or was it more of a gradual experimentation of ideas?

It was experimentation along the way; it really just is what it is and it was a long journey. I wrote the songs over a period of about 2 to 3 years, and mostly they grew into what they are now.

You’ve pulled out all the stops for this album, any pressure to top this one?

I’m still living with this record, so I haven’t thought about topping this one yet. We just put it out like 6 weeks ago. We’re still excited about sharing it with the world, but when the time comes to make a new record, we’ll figure something out.

Tell us more about the ‘Faces of Mars’ campaign. Was this a random idea that you guys were toying with, and did you expect it to be so well-received?

Well, we hoped that people were going to listen, understand and receive our work, and we’re very grateful for the response that we’ve gotten so far. It’s been incredible; it’s exciting that people responded this way. We did a lot of different covers with a lot of different people – other artists, musicians…most were fans from around the world, and there are some people of note and people who really were kind enough to give us a photograph for the cover of the album.

Yeah, I have some covers that I’m keeping, covers that I like collecting; I’m keeping several of my own covers. Not my own face, we didn’t do any band covers, we didn’t actually do photos of the band but there are a lot of people out there, friends, family and things like that that we are holding on to. Yeah, my mom was on one of the covers. It was pretty fun.

Any chance that you guys might spring another similar ’social experiment’ on the fans for the next album?

I think it was an exciting thing to do, and we had a lot of fun doing it. It really sounded beautiful at the time – there may be a way in the future for people to contribute, but I don’t want to repeat the same thing, though I’m not really sure of what the future holds. One of my favourite covers so far is the Barack Obama cover. I gotta find that one. That should be a pretty hot ticket, the Obama cover.

It seems 30STM is blazing a trail in the area of fan involvement with the fan summits and the ‘Faces of Mars’ campaign. What drives you guys?

It’s an exciting thing to do. It’s fun. It’s unique. I think we’re just really curious to hear what people have to say and what they have to contribute. It means a lot to us and we’re always inspired by our audience, so it’s a way to bring some of the live show to the album and encourage interactivity.

I understand that a band documentary, Artifact, is in the works – any new updates on the status of the project?

We’re editing it now and I hope it’ll be done soon. It’s about anything and everything; it’s about us making this record and everything else that was happening in the world during 2008-2009. It was such an intense period for all of us around the world. We really documented that.

The music video for “Kings and Queens” captures the C.R.A.N.K. Mob movement in Los Angeles – is there any particular significance in highlighting the lifestyle of this group of riders?

The individuality, the freedom, the unique living – those things were really important and I think the traits were in line with this song as well. Yeah, having lived in this city for so long, it was interesting to turn the camera on it and capture it in a way for a song like that. I have such a personal and specific relationship with the landscape here so I’m glad I had an opportunity to do it.

Jared, I know you probably get asked about the whole actor-turned-musician label a lot, but do you find it a constant challenge to overcome critics’ perceptions of the band because of your involvement?

No, not really – if people like the music, they like the music, if they don’t, then they just won’t go anywhere near it – that’s what’s great about music. There’s a lot of music I love, and there’s music I don’t like. It’s a very personal thing. I think most people judge the band on its own merits and understand that this is a unique situation. I think we’ve transcended a lot of that and I think in many ways I’ve become more of a musician that acts, rather than an actor that makes music.

You guys are about to embark on an European and US tour – can we expect 30STM in Asia anytime soon?

I keep asking when we can come to Asia, but you guys will have to invite us! It’s interesting because bands talk a lot about wanting to (come to Asia), but it’s difficult to go there because there doesn’t seem to be accessible touring infrastructure, y’know? It’s a little difficult and it’s more common to have these sponsored shows. I wish it was different, I hope that someone will work something out so that it makes it easier for bands to go over there. But we certainly will come at some point this year.

Thanks for your time!

Thanks and do spread the word that we’re interested in coming and hopefully we’ll see you soon! You just have to invite us.

http://blog.mtvasia.com/2010/02/09/30-s … interview/

Kerrang! Magazine 10/02/10

Also in this week’s magazine: Exclusive pictures of Trivium’s new line-up, Green Day and Judas Priest celebrate at the Grammys, 30 Seconds To Mars’ LA bomb threat horror, the Red Hot Chili Peppers unveil new guitarist and an exclusive on set report of Rob Zombie directing an episode of CSI: Miami!

Отредактировано Fallen Soul (9 Фев 2010 17:25:59)

А Джаред - умный 
Ох и крут же Шеннон на фото  :cool:

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Jared Leto Makes PAPERMAG a Little Flustered at the Erin Wasson X RVCA Show

I bumped into my imaginary bf Jared Leto last night at the Erin Wasson show and did what any self-respecting journalist would do in that circumstance: put on some lip gloss, flipped my hair, and dropped to my knees (don't judge -- he was sitting on the floor, so I had to.) What proceeded after was a messy, unprofessional affair which is not was not even transcript worthy, but I'll share because I care.

Did you enjoy the show?
It was great. She always does good.

What made you pick this show?
To show love and support for Erin.

Sorry, I'm distracted. How do you stay so cute?
How do you stay so cute? You're a pretty girl.

My momma made me this way.

To be continued.....

http://www.papermag.com/blogs/2010/02/j … _how_t.php

30 Seconds to Mars on Clarin (Argentina newspaper)

I'm in Los Angeles and now it's raining. How is all there, in the tremendous Buenos Aires? ". So begins Jared Leto talking to the Yes!. Sending his greetings national and saying he loved walking around Buenos Aires, especially in a place about twenty minutes center: "It might be called Palermo?".

It was in 2007 when singer and songwriter for 30 Seconds to Mars with his band came to this country. The solito addresses to share their fond memories: "A producer friend (referring to Tom Rixton) is a boutique hotel in the area. It is called Home. So take the opportunity to walk around." Then anticipate desires and dates: "We are eager to return soon:

For half of this year. "

30 Seconds, less emo and pitiful in her new album in the anterior (A Beautiful Lie), released their third album This Is War by the end of last year. "We knew we had the opportunity to do something different and took it," describes the (also) sex symbol and actor (perhaps remember from films like: The Fight Club, Panic Room, The warlord and Chapter 27). In this third disc, then, there were two explicit intentions: to reinforce a message brighter and experience in "other musical territories, how to incorporate vintage synthesizers.

- "This is War" was intended as a concept album. On what idea worked?
"We meditate on the conflict and how important it is for us as human beings. Conflict is an inevitable part of life, whether in a relationship between persons or between countries. We analyze this idea and the lesson we learn from this.

There's an optimistic feeling, beyond the idea of conflict.
"Yes, there is a dark album. Find the positive side of some of these circumstances. There's also because there was a growing optimism in us, to make this record and what I experienced as a composer.

In "A Call To Arms "tells of the battle and that it is time to face. What war worth fighting?
"It's complicated. In life there are battles of all kinds: with oneself, with others, with art. And that talk of how the conflict educates us and the gifts that flow from it.

You did the song" Hurricane "with Kanye West.
"It was great and very easy. He was very excited about the song and I think he did a wonderful job with it.

The track had legal problems for the rights of participation of West and was not included in the original edition of the disc. "I hope they can hear in the future. We are trying to solve it." It is not the first time that 30 Seconds to Mars is facing adverse legal situations. They had a "conflict" (one of Jared's favorite word) with the previous record, which prevented released their third album in four years. "It was us against the world", often described Jared as a maximum.

- Is it true that almost miss a flight because I hung composing a theme of this album way to the airport?
"Yes, Kings and Queens. I was in Los Angeles. He had written half the song here. After the end, took off and, when I landed in South Africa, I wrote the other half.

- How to face the bad reviews the band? What is the hardest thing you heard?
"I lost count. Everyone has their opinion. My approach is that if you like 30 Seconds to Mars and you like your music, great. If not, well it's all good.

Once you tell the person you most admire is Stephen Hawking. Music?
"From Mozart to Björk many musicians I admire: Sigur Ros, The Cure, Nine Inch Nails, U2, Radiohead.

Then recommended reading: Geek Love by Katherine Dunn, "is strange and surreal, but good." And also gives a rare recipe for hummingbird care for your privacy as Hollywood, beyond the popular and famous girlfriends: "You must sleep well and eat vegetables."

In an interview you said that for the dinner of your dreams, invite God, the devil or Natalie Portman. Have you made the attempt with some?
I tried a couple of them. But I will not say which two.

http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuse … =529097437

Отредактировано Fallen Soul (13 Фев 2010 17:26:31)