Love Drums (Kevin)

. . . in which Loda Dimes drummer Kevin Rothstein explains about his special set of drums. When we say "special," we mean it in a troubling sort of sense. Hear the results of... more »

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Description: . . . in which Loda Dimes drummer Kevin Rothstein explains about his special set of drums. When we say "special," we mean it in a troubling sort of sense. Hear the results of the Kevin/skin dynamic when you listen to Ten Cent Instant Rebate, the band's new album. Find it at Amazon, CD Baby, Indierhythm.com, and more.

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Love Drums

(Kevin sits in front of drumset; female interviewer facing him)

Interviewer : You play a large kit.

Kevin : Yeah, but every drum is important. And they know that.

Interviewer : Any favorite?

Kevin : Oh no – I mean, if you have children, you don’t have, like, a favorite kid. Even if your kid looks like a ride cymbal.

Interviewer : So you consider your drums like your kids?

Kevin : Oh no – you gotta keep that relationship strictly professional. I mean, I’m behind that kit all the time, straddling drums, touching ‘em, banging ‘em. You’ve gotta have a clear line drawn.

Interviewer : I see . . .

Kevin : Now that doesn’t mean we’re not a tight unit. We’re very cohesive, and word’s started to get around about that.

Interviewer : Get around to whom? Other musicians?

Kevin : To other drums. I’m constantly having drums call me trying to get into the kit. I’ve gotta tell ‘em no. You know, I’m not gonna cut loose a skin that’s hung with me for years, through thick and thin next to that tight-wound snare just because some shiny tom- tom thinks he’s a vibraphone.

Interviewer : Drums call you?

Kevin : Yeah – there’s nothing worse than getting woken up by a damn cowbell in the middle of the night.

Interviewer : Don’t you think it’s unusual that your drums talk to you?

Kevin : What, music doesn’t speak to you?

Interviewer : Well, I guess, in a manner of speaking . . .

Kevin : Look, have you ever interviewed an MC?

Interviewer : Yes . . .

Kevin : Well, his voice is his instrument. And it talked to you. So what’s different about my instrument talking?

Interviwer : You’re unbelieveable.

Kevin : You wanna interview any of the boys?

Interviewer : I am not talking to your drums.

Kevin : Too bad. The kick drum said you had nice gams. (she rolls her eyes) Hey I’ve got a question for you. Is the Gong Show the only game show ever named for a drum?

Interviewer : I have no idea. (She throws up her hands and leaves)

Kevin : Think about it. (turns to bass drum) Now that you mention it, she does have a nice gait – 4/4 time, I think.