I took the lecture given by the Swedish magician Erik Nordvall a week ago.
and in his lecture,
the routine "the four card location" from Allan Ackerman's Las Vegas Kardma is performed by him.
and that k.i.l.l.s!!
After spending a week working on the MD stack and the routine,
I did it to my labmates and made the whole lab go insane~~

It is said that the book "Mnemonica" by Juan Tamariz is a must read.
and I've already ordered one from HP.
But except that, is there a all time best MD routine that you can think of?
I'd really love to know more about MD routines.
After all, it took a great effort to memorized the deck.
Thanks^^

Arsonson's "Past, Present, Future" and "Madness in Our Methods" are both great from his must read book Simply Simon!

Also, Aronson's Bound to Please has a cool trick called Hsted Heisted which utilizes 10 spectators (!) that think of a card which you reveal almost anyway you want (verbally).

Chck out Aronson's stuff, although Tamariz has some nice routines too, but I think Simon's is the best. Good luck to you!

Also, the ending of Ackerman's Opener from Las Vegas Kardma is good too...the card counting part.

Alain Nu's "Romeo & Juliette" gets my vote. It was good enough to be featured on his TLC special and I got to witness in person. Alain absolutely fried my father with it. Good luck finding it though, it has been out of print for some time now.

--Scott Kahn, MD

Invisible deck done with the MD kills. M. Close performes it on his Workers video. I know you can do it with a gaft deck but it dose a job on magicians and is self gratifying when using a MD.

"Zen Master", Darwin Ortiz, gets my vote

Unforgettable by Pit Hartling is absolutely incredible, the effect on the spectators kills em, it is in his book card fictions, although I don't do it with orange juice, I do it with vodka redbull, that way I can get drunk at the same time and get people to buy me alcohol, people who know this routine will know what I am talking about