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ltrblst Loyal user 226 Posts |
I enjoyed Roberto Giobbi's, really really good for beginners too.
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motown Inner circle Atlanta by way of Detroit 6127 Posts |
I really enjoyed Peter Samelson's lecture.
"If you ever write anything about me after I'm gone, I will come back and haunt you."
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Futureal Inner circle 1695 Posts |
... when Peter Samuelson got someone’s mother out of the audience who was CLEARLY not a magician or interested in it other than being there to support her son and got her up to assist in a trick then that’s fine. But having her then sit next to him at the table for a marathon THREE HOUR LECTURE when she was clearly totally uncomfortable is one of the most clueless things I’ve ever seen at a magic lecture.
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CardGuyMike Special user 787 Posts |
Pop Haydn's Live Lecture is the Cool Box sale at Penguin today for $15.00. Grab it.
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gogeta98 New user 15 Posts |
Echoing the recommendations for David Williamson's lecture. If you're reading this thread and you haven't seen it, just buy it, he is amazing and it will elevate your magic. I also loved Dani DaOrtiz lectures, although I haven't seen his act lecture yet.
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Chessmann Inner circle 4242 Posts |
I learned to faro shuffle a number of years ago and wondered the other night why I never got Paul Gertner's "Unshuffled". Currently, all that seems available is the Kicker (which also teaches you 'Unshuffled,' so I believe), which I didn't really want. So decided to spend $6 less and get Paul's Penguin Live Lecture. Overall, the lecture wasn't high on my list (just due to personal preferences, YMMV), but "Unshuffled" is (to me) fantastic, and Paul gives a lot of great advice on the business end of magic (dealing & maintaining relationships with clients, etc...).
My ex-cat was named "Muffin". "Vomit" would be a better name for her. AKA "The Evil Ball of Fur".
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cuchullain New user Oklahoma City 93 Posts |
The Lonnie Chevrie lecture was superb. The effects are stunning yet fairly simple to perform, wide ranging and well taught. It is clear he is a long time working pro and he generously passed on his repertoire.
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BathTub Regular user Wellington, NZ 102 Posts |
I really enjoyed Ryan Schlutz's lecture. All very approachable routines, in fact I used 2 of them for a show last year, and there are more I want to try out.
Nigel McNaughton aka 'BathTub'
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hcs Special user Germany, Magdeburg 506 Posts |
What is better brown shoes or boots? (Just a German saying.)
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Robert P. Special user Kansas 632 Posts |
Any favorites from the last couple of years? I haven’t had my subscription for a bit and would like to hear of any recent standouts.
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Ed Oschmann Inner circle Lake Worth FL 1011 Posts |
If you like hard-hitting, and entertaining magic with cards, then you could do worse:
$20 if you buy it from me. https://www.penguinmagic.com/p/7993 Considered by many to be one of their favorite penguin videos! |
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ltrblst Loyal user 226 Posts |
Joe Diamond!
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Elmer 84 Regular user 181 Posts |
I really enjoyed the Ian Rowland lecture.
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Bruce T New user 51 Posts |
The recently released Bill Abbott Live lecture
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ThomasJ Special user Chicago 999 Posts |
These aren’t new, but while I’m here...this is a handful that come to mind:
Rafael Benatar - His double and top change work is wonderful. Also seems like a genuinely wonderful guy. David Williamson - Required watching, no stone left unturned. Powerful magic and theory from start to finish. Tom Stone - Extremely valuable misdirection advice in here. Take notes. David Ben - His magic is refreshing and his passion is contagious. Steve Valentine - Very enjoyable to watch and learn from. He references a lot of the classic texts and creates strong routines around simple effects. Good advice on performing and technical touches. Tom Mullica - R.I.P. He is a joy to watch and there is very strong magic in here. John Carney - One of the best alive. |
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rrubin98 Veteran user Cogito, ergo sum scripsit 357 Posts |
The Paul Voodini lecture was fantastic! He shared some hilarious anecdotes and great advice.
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alexandreventura New user 7 Posts |
David Williamson was not a lecture, it was a religious experience. It was perfect in every way.
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