of the previous album, Talk Talk Talk. Release Forever Now was released on 25 September 1982. The single "Love My Way" had already been released in the UK in July with the non-album B-side "Aeroplane". The album also included a studio version of "Danger", which was released as a second single in a club remix version, available only in the UK. In the US, "Love My Way" – the band's first-ever single in the American market – was held until October to coincide with the kickoff of the band's North American tour, and it was paired with a new non-album B-side, "I Don't Want to Be Your Shadow". In May 1983, shortly after the tour's conclusion, "Run and Run" was selected to be the second US single (backed by a live version of "President Gas") but it did not enter the charts. Reissues Forever Now was reissued in the US and UK in 2002 by Columbia/Legacy. As with the simultaneous reissues of The Psychedelic Furs and Talk Talk Talk, this release used the original UK album cover art (though using the original US release track listing). The CD included six songs previously unavailable on album: "Aeroplane", "Alice's House", "I Don't Want to Be Your Shadow", an alternative version of "Yes I Do" renamed "Mary Go Round", and live versions of "President Gas" and "No Easy Street". Lengthy new liner notes were added by the music journalist Tony Fletcher. The album was reissued on vinyl by Vinyl180 in the UK in 2011 without bonus content. This reissue extended the original Barney Bubbles cover art to a gatefold record sleeve. Promotion In support of the album, the Furs launched a concert tour beginning in the UK, with their 10 October 1982 performance at the Hammersmith Odeon broadcast live on BBC Radio One. The tour included session players Sheldon and Windo, as well as Buller on keyboards. One person who did not come with them was Ely, whose long-simmering dissatisfaction with the band finally led to his departure, just after the album's recording was completed. Ely was replaced as drummer by Phill Calvert, formerly of the Birthday Party. They toured the US in November and December, with a holiday break at the end. When the tour resumed in January, Windo was unable to make the next leg to Australia and New Zealand, so the band arranged for the saxophonist Mars Williams to take