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Paradime on “Spill at Will” and Goon Sqwad

Paradime has a new interview of his published at HipHopSix.com. The interview comes at a time when Dime has released his latest album Spill at Will, but his solo career isn’t the only thing he’s up to.

Dime is asked about his involvement in Trick Trick’s Goon Sqwad project.

SiX: For the HipHopSiX readers, breakdown the Goon Sqwad for us, how’s that fit into your regime? Break down who’s in that exactly…

Well, GS is still in it’s early stages, but I can tell you that from what we done so far? Shits gonna be ridiculous. It’s Trick-Trick, Guilty Simpson, Bareda, Blackface, Diezel and myself. Trick is the general, and is putting it all together, and we’re pretty much gonna kick the industry in its face and shoot its mother.

SiX: You think Goon Sqwad might blow? Is there anything coming up with all you guys on, as a team?

We would be fools to go into this project without the intent to blow it up, so that’s that. and yea, Trick’s new record kinda gives you some sneak peeks, but nothing will be released until we completely ready.

2007 07 18

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Word is… Bareda’s shooting a video

Mr. Wrong is supposed to be shooting a video for his Wrong Turn album. The Sick Notes produced I’m Gone is to be shot soon. Keep it locked here to see the video as soon as it’s released.

2007 06 14

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If Detroit Rappers were a part of the Detroit Tigers

Real Detroit’s weekly Four Track column featured a look at Detroit rappers as baseball players. Tom Matich delivers this:

Royce Da 5’9” (Pitcher) — When it comes to throwing hot rocks, there is no one blazin’ like Royce right now. He’s like Wild Thing from Major League mixed with the crazy style of Dontrell Wilis.

Buff 1 (Slugger) — This guy is all power when he steps on to the plate. He was on AML farm team for a while, but now his rookie card, PURE, is sure to make him a collector’s item.

Phat Kat (Short Stop) — He’s the Derek Jeter of Detroit, you can always rely on him for solid GRA (Guest Rap Appearance) and his Carte Blanche album is sure to go out the park.

Bareda aka Mr. Wrong (First Baseman) — Bareda is a towering force on the plate and his knack for catching club and street hits is a testament to his flexibility.

Black Milk (Catcher) — Like Pudge, Black is determined to bring Detroit a ring and he brings out the best in his teammates with his motivational music.

Sicknotes (Designated Hitter) — If you’re in a need of a hit, the team of Witt and Pep should be always be on deck. Last year, they hit a grand slam with Obie Trice’s “Cry Now” and they looked great in spring training with new joints from K Deezy and Bareda.