30 Seconds to Mars Wristband "MARS ARMY"

Wristband "Mars Army" By @Cristy_Ecu87
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Echelon Manicure #8 - - - > Attack

Echelon Manicure - - - > "Attack" By @Cristy_Ecu87

 Attack (video)

The song is a dynamic expression of rebirth and renewal. 

"Attack" had been around for a while and the band was unconvinced of its worth. The song proved to be somewhat problematic, and was nearly excluded from the album. During an interview in 2005, Jared Leto said "'Attack' was a song that wasn't scheduled to be recorded at all. I'd been playing it – I'd play it in the desert in Morocco, I was playing it in Thailand – I was playing it everywhere." When Jared tried performing the song with the rest of the band, something was wrong. "On acoustic it was great; but when we played it as a band, it just fell flat on its face." "As soon as the bass got in there…" Matt Wachter continued. "Yeah, so it was either replace Matt or throw the song out." Jared played it acoustically for Josh Abraham; "I was playing it outside of the studio one night on acoustic guitar and Josh walked out and, as a joke, I said 'Hey, you wanna hear a hit song?' I was just talking. I started playing the verse and went into the chorus and he stopped me on the first chorus and said 'It's the best song you have. You have to record it'. So we all got in a circle and something about it changed. Something about us changed. And it became the first song on the record and the first single off our album. So he did a great job on encouraging us to do that song. And now I really love it." Jared told Josh Abraham that night "This song deserves to be a hit just so we can tell this story."

From Wikipedia :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attack_%2830_Seconds_to_Mars_song%29

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Echelon Manicure #7 - - - > From Yesterday

Echelon Manicure - - - > "From Yesterday" By @Cristy_Ecu87

 From Yesterday  (video)

"From Yesterday" was filmed using 400 Chinese soldiers (they are seen holding flags at the beginning of the video) and 20 horses. The film starts with a young boy, presumably the Emperor Puyi, being asked what he would like for his birthday. He simply states "The Sound of Tomorrow." The action then cuts to a plain white room with the band members, clad in white outfits similar to those worn in fencing, each doing their own thing in preparation for a show. A woman enters and tells them that it is time. She leads them out into the hall and disappears. They walk down to the end of the hall where they attempt to open the door. They are unable to and understand it's locked, as Jared says. The lights start to flicker and they go out, leaving the band puzzled. The video can be seen as a tribute to the film The Last Emperor since several of the scenes and characters are literally inspired by the film.

From Wikipedia : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/From_Yesterday

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Echelon Manicure #6 - - - > Hurricane

Echelon Manicure - - - > "Hurricane" By @Cristy_Ecu87

Hurricane (video)

According to Bartholomew Cubbins has described it, "Hurricane" is a "meditation on the violence of sex and the sex of violence. The video is a surrealistic dream, nightmare, fantasy through the streets of New York City at night where the people and places that are normally reserved for the darker recesses of this town are kind of brought into the light and celebrated. It’s like a big, giant art opening really where the freaks have taken over the town."
From: http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101213103859AAJ5G7z