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I actually would recommend Five Speed by Chris Kenner. It's so simple, and hard hitting. The multiple phases and epic ending make it so worth buying (in my opinion). But honestly I'd go for Totally Out Of Control but yeah... For single tricks I'd advice that.

That about covered it. I agree with pretty much everything that you said. It's such a wonderful buy. Can't be beat. I especially agree with the music. The music was done SO well. The quality was also much more over the top than Lethal. Love it.

Both require a good set of practice to get down. For the Click change, the change isn't the hard part, it's the clean up in my opinion but overall isn't too difficult. Tivo's altered cardini is quite difficult to get a handle on but of course it's possible.

Wow, thanks guys. Yeah usually I'd build it up more, but these kids give me **** when I do it. I'll re-record it when the stitches come out. Thanks for the positive comments guys!

Hey. A new one for you. I've been working on this for a while. I was inspired to create this sandwhich after watching Chris Kenner. The only problem I had afterwards was answered by Daniel Madison in Dangerous. I wanted a better take of this but it's okay. My hand is wrapped because I got 4...

Yeah it has a rating system. Mystique is currently at 37%. Wewt.

There are a couple that get people talking around me. Number 1 by far is Card2Mouth from The Trilogy. I use that to either open or close an ambitious routine and no matter where I put it, people ask for it again. Either in the middle of the routine, or during a completely different one, it...

I'm guessing solve a rubik's cube is yours? Just memorize the algorithims! I would like to get a solid job at a restaraunt to perform magic. Doing little jobs here and there isn't enough for me. I'm sure all 18 year old magicians can agree with me there though...

If there's something you find wrong with the sleight, then don't purchase it. It's not a huge matter, and I don't think it's really a big deal that you don't like it. It sounds harsh but seriousely, there isn't much to learn from you post.

This is the product questions area of the forum. He can ask if he wants to.

You've been told the right information my friend. Learn a lot of the basics. I mean, a lot! Go out and read about all the controls you can, and choose the ones you like, master them. Broaden your horizons. Have a huge ground base to work with, then pile things on top of it with more! Then start...

You could do that version in walk around but... Not really recomended. Good trick though.

I use that as an opportunity to say "Sure, all you have to do is pay attention..." and go into a variation of the ambitious card that makes them feel like they are learning until they find out, they learned nothing. Just create a hard hitting routine to work off of their words! No offense to our...

This is definately one of the more beautifully put together coin routines. Chris Kenner did an amazing job with this. Again, it is between intermediate and advanced, so it's not a routine to take lightly. Hope my words helped.

So this is interesting. It's good to know I guess. Thanks for the info?

So what you're saying is... The burglar made all your dvds vanish? ... ... ... Some serious Shakespearean drama right there... In all serious, I'm sorry for your loss man. My only hope is that you can remember everything on every one of those dvds. Including Transformers. Good luck friend.

Haha, always fun to read Jordan's posts. Because I'm more familiar with Jordan's material I'd have to go with him... Although this thread is honestly a waste of time.

Aside from all the bashing, I think it's interesting. It is odd that you would bring out folded cards, but if you could talk us through it next time it would be nice. I could figure it out but the classic force was weird, cause you looked really stiff almost nervous? I dunno. I like it, and...

I'm not a pro-flourisher or anything, but I still haven't got a pack of jerry's and I find it heartbreaking... *le sigh* One day.... One day...

Well Dan and Dave answered and they invented it, I guess this is over, haha.