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Panic is Great! I like to use it as an opener, as well as my closer. Its worth the price, and is pretty easy to do with a little practice.

Since I do card magic mainly, if I didn't have either of them, I'd get Indecent. Like a few others have said, Control needs an outstanding amount of presentation. I'm not saying that Indecent doesn't, but Control needs a lot. So my vote is for Indecent, but in the end, its your decision man...

I can't wait for these! They look incredible.

Thanks For The information Mr. Asher! I think this sounds better than the Noblezada Experience. Its around the same price I think, but instead of 3 days, its a full week!

I do cards mainly. I've been doing them for around 5 years now. I also do coins once in a while. I've been just starting to concentrate mostly close-up stuff. I like to do tricks that require sleight of hand, but unlike Brianation, I like to perform my tricks smooth and laid back, Not so fast...

Yeah dude as soon as I get back from my brothers. =D

I think its progressing nicely. I definitely like it better than the old one!

Mine was probably a few weeks before school let up for summer vacation. I was doing some magic in Geometry. I play around with the classic force once and a while, but I never really took the time to get it down. So I just did an ACR, then with that card, I palmed it off and took it from my...

I'm seriously surprised that nobody mentioned this. If someone did, then I'm sorry I must have missed it. My favorite ambitious card ender is Ray Kosby's Raise Rise. Its simply beautiful!

Thats a pretty visual change.

Yes, but the creator of this topic, wants there to be no arguments, so its a varied debate. I don't think that youtube will kill magic. Yeah theres exposure, but the majority of videos on youtube aren't magic. Probably nine out of ten spectators won't go home and youtube a trick to find how to...

I'd imagine ;) They must be fairly good tricks, since theres only three on there, rather than like on his Projects.

Both of these camps sound great! I'm going to research them both. Does anyone know how they compare to The Noblezada Experience? Also how much do they cost, and how long do they last? Thanks.

I'm not sure what you mean by old cards. Do you mean as in worn? Or like aged like Jerrys Nuggets? I personally like new Cards for magic. I don't really flourish, but for the few cuts I do, I like broken in cards.

I think that it would be awesome if he would join!

I don't think it has been, but if I'm not mistaken in the Thunderbird PDF, it has a link to a video tutorial. I may be totally wrong, but I think I remember seeing one.

That was an all-around amazing routine. I loved his Jumbo coin manipulation. All of his moves are so flawless and believable, its hard not to see what he wants you to see.

I think it all comes down to whether you want to take the time to learn the Clipshift. I don't have Surfaced, but from what I've heard, it teaches several things you can use the Clipshift for, and a few other sleights. Dangerous, has a lot of good tricks, and most are easy to do. So I think it...

I personally LOVE Mystique. Its probably one of my best DVD buys ever. I really like Aces, and Lapse. I really like every trick on the DVD, except Angle Zero. It just doesn't fit into my repertoire anywhere.

I love that change! I can't wait for it to make its appearance. ;)