It was released on August 16, 2005 under Virgin Minutes. The album was produced by Josh Abraham plus 30 Seconds to Mars. S.

It has too gone Platinum, shipping over 1 million copies. A Beautiful Lie is different as of the band's debut album 30 Seconds to Mars together musically and lyrically. The album's title track, as well as three other songs, were composed in Cape Town, South Africa, where Leto was afterward met by his bandmates to work on the tracks. It was during this time so as to Leto conceived the album's title. Prior to this, the album was tentatively to be released under the name The Battle of One.

Because of this, the band was forced to put the release date of the book rear. To additional promote the album, the band built-in "golden passes" with three of the special versions of the book that entitled the buyer free entry and backstage right of entry to any 30 Seconds to Mars show for life. Unfortunately, the label was not happy with this and forced the band to limit the pass users to single (1) show plus free merchandise.

In adding to this, the front wrap contains a holographic image consisting of the Mithra (Phoenix) and the Trinity (Skulls). S. S.

The piece of writing might be better by integrating pertinent substance plus removing inappropriate ones. This was future as a funny story as Cubbins is the major nature of the Dr. Seuss volume The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins, however airings of the video on melody channels still list Cubbins as the director (Jared himself is the real director of the video) and the gag leftovers a running joke on the band's message boards. At the last page of the book information booklet, Jared thanks 3 unidentified people by the abbreviations of C. D.

, S. J, and A. O. Jared might contain thanked Cameron Diaz (C.

D. ), Scarlet Johansson (S. J. ), and Ashley Olsen (A. O.

The band wrote almost forty songs intended for the album and had a difficult occasion choosing the songs so as to would appear on the book. However, throughout the recording of the book, Jared had played the song acoustically intended for producer Josh Abraham, jokingly calling it a strike single. After hearing it, Abraham insisted it go on the book, saying it actually would be a strike single.

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