at the end of the day tv gigs r what they r, and there is no such thing as bad publicity.  i think the "wildfire" has already caught and although the band really does not need tv spots to be successful, they must be a boatloads of fun &amp; confidence.  as long as grace keeps digging deep every night, and cat keeps delivering the bone chilling back up vocals (not 2 mention the domination of the bass which sounds eerilly similar 2 roger waters)...and the boys keep on rokin in the free world...  they will definately emerge as one of the premier live acts for a long long time.  throw in some mainstream luv, and the very real potential for success beyond anyones imagination is likely right around the corner. im a bit of a newbie here, but been catching up quik and doing my homework.  they deserve everything coming their way.