As the year 2010 comes to a close, we looked around the MTV Newsroom and noticed that there was an awful lot of tape hanging around that you never got to see. Sometimes it's completely irrelevant, sometimes it's filthy and sometimes it's just too odd to broadcast. Over the next few weeks, we'll be unveiling some of those amazing pieces of tape that will finally be revealed.
If you wanted to declare a rock band as having the biggest year for guitar-based acts, 30 Seconds to Mars would make an awfully compelling argument. Though their latest albumThis Is War came out in 2009, it really came into its own in 2010, mostly on the backs of big singles like "Kings and Queens" and "Closer to the Edge." They spent a great deal of their year on the road, blowing away their biggest crowds yet (though they've been making hits for a decade, this year was their first arena tour). They also grabbed plenty of headlines with their eye-popping music videos, especially the VMA-winning "Kings and Queens" and the controversial epic "Hurricane."
In fact, the video for "Kings and Queens" brought the band to the MTV News offices back in February. After band members Jared Leto and Tomo Milecevic talked us through the video foran excellent installment of "Frame By Frame," we chatted about a number of different topics, including the aftermath of the strange bomb scare, their enthusiasm for Fever Ray, the greatness of Las Vegas and their still-in-the-works documentary. As Leto pointed out, much of the raw footage of that film catches him in his pajamas, which lead to this exchange about whether or not it's OK to not wear pants if you don't plan on leaving the house. Let it be known that Leto insists on pants. It was a weird, funny moment, and I'm glad it can finally be seen.
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