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David Torn is the son of Lawrence J. Torn (1926-2017) and Rhoda G. Torn (1927-2010); he is the father of electronic musician Elijah B. Torn (b. 1979) and Cody M. Torn (b. 1983). He is the brother of Marsha Torn and Linda Torn, and he was a cousin of actor Rip Torn (1931-2019).
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- CD, Album, Unofficial Release
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- ArsNova-8-899
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- Crying a River. The phrase “cry me a river” is often used to describe someone who is feeling sorry for themselves. The phrase can also be used to describe someone who is overreacting to a situation.
- Her Crying is Nails on a Chalkboard. The idiom ‘nails on a chalkboard’ means a sound that is grating and unpleasant. This is a pretty straightforward metaphor, in that crying can sometimes make an unpleasant sound.
- He was Bawling his Eyes Out. The phrase “bawl your eyes out” means to cry very hard. This is another example of a metaphor, as no one’s eyes will actually fall out from crying.
- The Baby’s Tears are an Endless Spring. This is a metaphor to describe the never-ending tears of a baby. It’s saying that the baby’s tears are like a spring, in that they just keep flowing and flowing.
<p>Experience the soothing sounds of Patrick O'hearn's "Metaphor" album. This CD features the talented artist's keyboard and synthesizer skills, along with the accompaniment of Warren Cuccurullo and David Torn. The album was produced by O'hearn himself and released in 1996 under his record label.</p><br /><p>The CD grading is very good, and the case and inlay conditions are ...
David Torn. Innovative, prolific guitarist, electronicist, producer, and sideman whose work blurs the edges between rock, jazz, and avant music. Read Full Biography.
Apr 10, 2019 · The guitarists Ben Monder and David Torn have been building their musical legacies for over three decades, and Can a jazz guitarist touch the void? What role can darkness play in improvised music, which has historically been built on a spirit of earnest collaboration and bright, restorative energy?
