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Day-G-So where do you hail from, what's your hometown?Richmond, VA-What's the one childhood event you enjoy remembering?The first BMX I had, which was a Golden Eagle, got broke down piece for piece and I painted the frame deep burgundy and everything else metallic gold, except the pedals and break cables, but it got boofed on (stolen) 3 months later.-What skill do you bring to the group that'd be considered a "superpower"?I bring writing and production skills to the table combined with vocal and instrumental/arrangement being a plus. I am a business and street savvy MC that makes quiet confidence a standout.-Embarrassing moments if any?I took a ride to Norfolk in 95' with a young lady, on the creep to see"Friday". I had some fresh hiking Timbos with the metal shoestring hooks. On the way to the car, after the movie, the shoestring loop on the right shoe caught the hook on the left shoe and I took a spill in the parking lot.-Whose your favorite music artist or idol?Dre.-What was the ONE special thing that got you into music?I've always been around music. My father sang in a group, I had piano lessons, the chorus, and was at the record store once a week. It took for me to see a movement beyond audio music, to appreciate taking it on as a regiment and future job.-What's in store for the future of Ric'Diamond?Art, business, job creation, and enterprise.Spainz -So where do you hail from, what's your hometown? Richmond, VA -What's the one childhood event you enjoy remebering?Get yo cardboard box out! Break-dancing, well trying anyway, B-boy shit, matter fact I gotta picture of a memberable moment. -What skill do you bring to the group that'd be considerd a "superpower"? I bring that one hitter quitter, once I've said what I said, how I said it as far as delivering it to you the way I want you to get it, done deal, you got it. You touched fa life; I bring raw emotion,unleashed. -Embarassing moments if any?Remember the Air Jordan sweat suit, had the black t-shirt wit the red tank top attached to it.The nylon pants, loud as hell, when I was walking through A.V Norrell Elementary School, all day shawty. -Whose your favorite music artist or idol? Reggie Noble, nugga, all day Redman, nuff said! -What was the ONE special thing that got you into music? When I was in a group, my first experience as an Emcee, called "The Elements of Chaos". Man I heard myself and was like, "I ain't toting my balls, but I can flow too", I feel Hip Hop too, so I'm a do me.--What's in store for the future of Ric'Diamond?Success, stability, black businesses, I'm trying to do more than records. I'ma buildenterprises, wealthy enterprises! Ill-Logic Music | Category | R&B Albums, Rap CDs | | Label | RIC DIAMOND RECORDS INC. | | Orig Year | 2004 | | CD Universe Part number | 7198276 | | Catalog number | 1020 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Apr 27, 2004 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Recording Time | 69 minutes |
AFFILLIATED Ill-Logic Songs | 1. | Poetry Intro |
| 2. | Hollow Ground |
| 3. | Triflin' |
| 4. | Place, The |
| 5. | Where It's At |
| 6. | Ric Diamond Horny |
| 7. | Chardonnay |
| 8. | Cups Up |
| 9. | Artillery |
| 10. | Don't Stop |
| 11. | Bloody Mary |
| 12. | Yeah Nigga 82' |
| 13. | Kool Aid |
| 14. | Bid a Blind |
| 15. | Steel Gates |
| 16. | Aftermath |
| 17. | God Is U Wit Me |
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