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M.A.R.S. was a short lived American traditional/power metal band from Los Angeles, California. It consisted of Rob Rock, Tony MacAlpine, Rudy Sarzo and Tommy Aldridge. The name of the group being made up of the initial of each musician's last name. They released only one album called Project : Driver in 1986. This Sarzo-Aldridge project was originally called Driver and had a different lineup, not to be confused with the other Driver of the late 80's, also featuring Rob Rock. .

S.A.R.S. was formed in 2006 at Belgrade, Serbia. Their sound can be described as a mix of styles from pop/rock/reggae/hip-hop to music with Serbian folk themes. S.A.R.S. is short from "Sveže amputirana ruka Satriania" or in English "Freshly amputated arm of Satriani". Their most popular song is ''Buđav lebac'' which was a big summer hit in Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian underground scene. In 2008. S.A.R.S., Sajsi, Rekontra & Institut were chosen by Diskomer (Studio B's music show on radio), to play live at Akademija on their Pravo sa Diskomera gig. Group received the award for musical discovery in 2008. from...

L.A.R.S. (Last American Rock Stars) consist of Detroit-based rappers Bizarre (of D12) and King Gordy (of the Fat Killahz). "Last American Rock Stars" is their debut studio album title. L.A.R.S. are currently signed to Twiztid's label "Majik Ninja Entertainment". .