Attack (30 Seconds to Mars song)

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"Attack"
Single by 30 Seconds to Mars
from the album A Beautiful Lie
Released Australia UK April 12, 2005
U.S. May 3, 2005
Format Digital download, MP3
Recorded 2005
Genre Alternative rock
Length 3:08
Label Immortal Records, Virgin Records
30 Seconds to Mars singles chronology
"Edge of the Earth"
(2002)		 "Attack"
(2005)		 "The Kill"
(2006)

"Attack" is the first single released from 30 Seconds to Mars's second album, A Beautiful Lie (2005). The song was only a minor hit on rock radio and the album did not experience success until the release of "The Kill".

The video for the song was filmed in an abandoned hotel in Hollywood where the crew encountered prostitutes and drug addicts squatting prior to filming. The video found minor success on Fuse, mtvU, and MTV2. The video is purportedly the first to contain a person having surgery live.

The single "Attack" was at first not supposed to be on the record, but after Jared played it acoustically to the producer as a joke, the producer said it was their strongest song and it had to be their first single from their second album.[citation needed]

  1. "Attack" - 3:08

A live version of this song is availiable for download on iTunes.

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Jared Leto - Shannon Leto - Tomo Milicevic - Tim Kelleher (temporary bassist)
Solon Bixer - Kevin Drake - Matt Wachter
Discography
Studio releases:
30 Seconds to Mars (2002) - A Beautiful Lie (2005)
Singles:
"Capricorn (A Brand New Name)" | "Edge of the Earth" | "Attack" | "The Kill" | "From Yesterday" | "A Beautiful Lie"
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