of "Teenage Kicks" (1978) by the Undertones and a live version of "Melon Farmer" as its B-sides. The music video for "Sometimes", which was filmed in Havana, Cuba, was released on 29 June 2001; during the shoot, the vibrations from the song being played back caused a roof to collapse, resulting in several people being taken to hospital. The music video for "Candy" was released on 11 September 2001. The track was initially planned for release as a single on 24 September 2001, before being released on 1 October 2001. Two versions were released on CD: one with "Waterfall", "Nocturne" and the music video for "Candy"; and the other with "Stay in Love Forever" and "The Sweetness of Death by the Obsidian Knife" as its B-sides. The video album Tokyo Blitz was released in early December; it featured footage from the band's Japan tour, interviews and other video content. "There's a Star" was released as a single on 31 December 2001. Two versions were released on CD: one with "No Place to Hide" and "Coasting", and the other with "Here Comes the Music" and "Grey Will Fade" as its B-sides. The song's music video was filmed in Iceland during a heatwave, much to the disappointment of the band, who hoped to make it look like Hoth from Star Wars (1977). "Walking Barefoot" was released as an Australian-exclusive single in 2002, with the "Teenage Kicks" cover, "Waterfall", "Stay in Love Forever" and "Skullfull of Sulphur" as its B-sides. "Walking Barefoot", "Shining Light", "Burn Baby Burn", "Candy", "Sometimes" and "There's a Star" were included on the band's first compilation album Intergalactic Sonic 7″s (2003). "Walking Barefoot", "Shining Light", "Burn Baby Burn", and "Sometimes" were included on their second compilation album The Best of Ash (2011). "Shining Light", "Burn Baby Burn", "Candy", "Sometimes", and "There's a Star" were released on 7" vinyl as part of 94–'04 The 7" Singles Box Set (2019). "Walking Barefoot", "Shining Light", "Burn Baby Burn", and "Sometimes" were included on the band's third compilation album Teenage Wildlife: 25 Years of Ash (2020). Touring and television In November and December 2000, Ash embarked on a United Kingdom tour in which they debuted several new songs. In January 2001, the band played two acoustic in-store performances. Two months later, they participated in a celebration of Belfast, Northern Ireland, culture called "Belfast: Are We Nearly There?". In April, the band played a