theory11 — Magic Tricks & the World's Finest Playing Cards
I love this trick.
- Thread starter Ramo D.
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Man Ramo you've come up with some great Youtube finds today but this one tops that list for sure.
(Oh BTW the list only contained like 2 videos but still it's amazing)
:://manks
(Oh BTW the list only contained like 2 videos but still it's amazing)
:://manks
That was awsum. You know what I noticed...the african american guy that is sitting to the the left of Bill is the same guy from the Tommy Wonder Videos. Look: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5kxUuO5JZo
This is the great magic that new magicians are trying to make us forget.
Everything has to be 'visual' these days, but that word gets tossed around more than Paris Hilton.
This is one of the greatest routines ever, and only should be learned if you're willing to practice and respect it.
Everything has to be 'visual' these days, but that word gets tossed around more than Paris Hilton.
This is one of the greatest routines ever, and only should be learned if you're willing to practice and respect it.
A piece of triva the African - American guy is named Frank and he is in most of L & L DVD in almost the exact same seat
I bet i heard on some of the L&L videos, that Michael Ammar calls him Walter..
Lol his name is David.
Yeah Synth_Infusion is right. His name is David - actually, L and L have a paid audience, and they are as famous as some of the magicians themselves...not to mention, some of the girls aren't hard to look at.
To discuss "Sam the Bellhop" by Bill Malone - I always found this trick interesting, as in I am not sure how it plays. Is it a display of card control - a story told by accident (as when Doc Eason does it-you should check it out- he makes a mistake on purpose, and it becomes more "impromptu") - so, is it off the cuff or planned?
Because, I know this effect is memorable to lay audiences - but what is the message method-wise. Am I displaying control - or thinking on my feet? If I can do it either way - which has obviously been done - which way is better, do you think?
To discuss "Sam the Bellhop" by Bill Malone - I always found this trick interesting, as in I am not sure how it plays. Is it a display of card control - a story told by accident (as when Doc Eason does it-you should check it out- he makes a mistake on purpose, and it becomes more "impromptu") - so, is it off the cuff or planned?
Because, I know this effect is memorable to lay audiences - but what is the message method-wise. Am I displaying control - or thinking on my feet? If I can do it either way - which has obviously been done - which way is better, do you think?
I've noticed the "David" guy in some of Daryl's videos too. Some of the audience are also in Banachek's Psi Series. Very cool.
I love this trick too. I wish I had the patience to learn the patter and sleights - it just doesn't fit with my style of magic.
Truly wonderful, though.
-Sam H
I love this trick too. I wish I had the patience to learn the patter and sleights - it just doesn't fit with my style of magic.
Truly wonderful, though.
-Sam H