Hi,

I love card magic, and I am in a dilemma now.

I have no idea what to get next for my next DVD purchase. It seems that there are a lot of DVDs out there, and I am faced with information and product overload. Too many to choose from. I am only looking at DVDs, and not videos, because DVDs really make viewing and learning so easy.

I already have, I think, three of the best sets of cards DVD:

1.) Daryl's Encyclopedia of Card Sleigths. Daryl does the full monte and Daryl's ambitious card, and volume 1 and 2 of card relevations.
2.) Ammar's ETMCM vol 1 to 6
3.) Malone's on the loose

I also have Harry Lorrayne's world's greatest vol 8, 9 and 10, but I personally don't quite like it. Sorry about it, maybe the stuff don't suit me, I don't know.

I also have Bro. John Hamman's Lost Works. I feel it's pretty OK, but the volume of the sound is too low, and that makes it a bit hard to follow.

So, please kindly advise on what I should get next (I mean DVDs, not books).

I am looking at Regal's stuff, Sal Paicente's expert card stuff, and still looking... hee, hee.

Totally baffled as to what to purchase.

Thanks for your kind assistance.

eric

I'd get Luke Dancy's MAGIC FOR THE EYES DVD. Killer card magic here!

Chris

Yes, there is a lot to choose from. Eric, I really enjoyed David Regal's offerings. His first set of videos, "Tricks", "More Tricks", "Enough of the Tricks Already" (three VHS set; I don't know if it's on DVD)I found to offer the card guy a lot. Gaffed as well as ungaffed material and a few non-card items as well.

His most recent DVDs---Premise, Power, and Participation---also has a lot to offer. Like Malone's series, these too are entertaining to watch and learn.

Also I just picked up Luke Dancy's DVD. Excellent! Although you won't see performances in front of a live audience, I was entertained none the less by Luke's demonstrations. Very Visual!

David Paul

For something killer with cards, get Richard Osterlind's Mind Mysteries Volume 2. You will not regret it!

Volume 3 of Regal's first series, "Enough of the Tricks Already" is all card work and is a nice DVD.

John Guastafferro's Brainstorm Volume 2 has some sweet effects/ideas as well. I really like "Out of the Blue". I'm trying to think of something stronger than "Intuition" to set it up however.

I would think about David Regal. He always has good stuff. I also would think about Luke Dancy. I just ordered his DVD, and I'm looking forward to seeing it. His stuff that he showed me at TSD4 were great.

You should also check out Juan Tamariz.