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The Darkness Rings FAQ

When was The Darkness Rings started?
January 2001.

Who runs this here site?
Jessica Boyachek and Melanie March do all the updating and stuff; you kids (and of course, Sarah) provide the content.

Why does it look like shit?
Yeah, we're workin' on it :)

Why is it called "The Darkness Rings"?
It's a line from "Lodestar" (Don't laugh if you already knew this; you don't know how many times we've had to explain it!).

Anything I can do to help out?
I thought you'd never ask!! TDR relies on you for guitar tabs, updates, show reviews... everything, basically. More specifically, if you'd like to design a "The Darkness Rings" logo kinda thing in a cool font, that'd be more than welcome, and we're also looking for a new message board (one free of pop-ups, preferably) if you know of any!
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Sarah Harmer FAQ

What is Weeping Tile?
Weeping Tile was (is! is!) a beautiful band from Kingston, Ontario.�Sarah sung (sings! sings!) and wrote for this band.� She now covers some of their songs in her solo shows, and the band has been getting together for the odd show.�Check out links for some nice WT pages.� You can order WT CDs on Sarah's official site. Buy them; they're wonderful!!

Which Weeping Tile songs does Sarah play live?
Lately she's been doing "Dogs and Thunder", "Judy G",  "Good Fortune", "I'm a Mountain",        "Handkerchiefs and Napkins", "South of Me", "Goin' Out", "In the Road" and "Cold Snap", amongst others.
Also, "Basement Apt.", "Weakened State",  "Lodestar" and "Coffee Stain" were all originally Weeping Tile songs.

What  is "This Great Black Night"?
"This Great Black Night" was an EP Weeping Tile released back in the day. (If anyone knows exactly which day -- or year -- please let me know!)� It isn't available for sale now (but hopefully  it will be again someday!).� It included the WT versions of "Lodestar",  "Coffee Stain", and "Weakened State", as well as  "I'm a Mountain" and "Odessa Nights".

What is "Songs for Clem"?

Sarah recorded this CD for her father in 1999. It's full of lovely old songs. She often plays one of the tracks, "Trouble in the Fields", at her shows. If you can't find it at the store, buy it at her shows or on her
website.

Who plays live with Sarah?

Right now, it's John Obercian on drums and Kevin Fox on bass and back-up vocals.

Where can I get bootlegs?

Trade!� There is a
message board on this site for that, or try Weeping Tile's bulletin board.
Sarah fans are very cool and many are willing to help out new traders. NEVER buy a live show from anyone. It's unnecessary and unfair.

Is Sarah okay with that? With kids taping/trading shows?

Well, I don't know. I've talked to her about it but haven't asked her directly. Once when I taped a show, I asked permission first and she said it was ok as long as it was, you know, just for listening to. (ie: not selling).  Unofficially she has given taping the ok, and TDR thinks that's groovy  as long as NO ONE is making a profit from it. We will not tolerate people trying to sell any kind of recordings on the message board. If you love a musician, don't rob them!

What  is that new song Sarah's been playing?
You're either thinking of "Oleander" (she usually introduces it as being about a houseplant) or "Came On Lion" (the one that goes "closer than a girl can get...."). Hopefully she'll record these for the next record.

What covers does Sarah do?

Live, she's been playing a couple of covers every night, including the Hellbilly's "Mercy Bin", Luther Wright and the Wrongs'  "Luther's Got the Blues" O Susanna's "Alablaster" and of course, material from Songs   for Clem.

What's  _____ about?

I don't know what any of the songs are about past what Sarah's said 'bout them.� Go read and post interpretations at the
message board!

What other records has Sarah sung on?

Check out the
discography, man.           �
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