The Bronx, and The Bled supporting on select dates. On November 16, the band filmed a music video for "All That I've Got" in Los Angeles with director Marc Webb. In early December, the band performed at Q101 Chicago's Xmas festival. "All That I've Got" was released as a single on December 7. The video for the track was later finished in January 2005. Later that month, the band went on a tour of the UK; Head Automatica was due to support but had cancelled due to illness. At the end of the tour, "Take It Away" was released as a single in the UK. Two versions with B-sides were released: one featuring live recordings of "The Taste of Ink" and Take It Away", while the other featured "All That I've Got". On February 12, "I Caught Fire" was released as a single. From mid-February to early April, the band headlined the Taste of Chaos tour in the US. On April 13, a cover of Queen and David Bowie's "Under Pressure" as a single, in which they collaborated with My Chemical Romance. The track was recorded to benefit victims of the 2004 tsunami in Asia. The album was re-released on May 10, with "Under Pressure" as a bonus track. Following this, the band performed two shows in Australia and appeared at Download Festival. In late June, the band filmed a music video for "I Caught Fire" with director Kevin Kerslake in Los Angeles. The video was subsequently released on August 15. McCracken said that in contrast to the fairy-tale-esque video for "All That I've Got", the video for "I Caught Fire" had "a more straightforward approach" with the group "just kind of rock[ing] it out". MTV wrote that the video "intersperses footage of the Used performing in a 'shadowy, mysterious place' with artfully shot scenes of couples making out". In August and September, the band went on a headlining US tour with support from Thirty Seconds to Mars and Street Drum Corps. Glassjaw was also due to support but dropped off shortly before the tour began when their frontman fell ill. They were replaced by H2O, though Glassjaw were able to appear on one of the dates later in the trek. In October and November, the band headlined the International Taste of Chaos tour which visited Mexico, Australia, Japan, the UK and Germany. ReceptionIn Love and Death sold 93,240 copies