Very good review. I became aware of Doug Dyment when I bought a Richard Webster book from him years ago. He is a great thinker and seems like a nice person.
@@EruditeMagic I don't own it. I have wanted to get Some of DD's works and just never got around to it. I will probably buy this book. I have a show idea that could use some of this material. I also subscribed to this channel and am looking forward to watching all the videos.
Thanks for the review Jeff, very informative. I had a couple of questions if I may: - Can you do any of the routines in the stacked deck section if you use a regular memorized deck stack like Mnemonica? Or are the routines all specific to the stacks that are taught in the book? - What did you mean when you talked about "clocking the deck"? - Does the book teach any routines that use a magic square or is that section just talking about the theory behind magic squares? - Do you still use any of the routines from this book in any of your performances/shows and if so, I would love to hear which ones.. As always, I appreciate your reviews!
I think the most intersting thing her is how Geff pronounced Zener, I don't think I've ever heard it said that way before LOL Regarding the book, I'm patiently waiting for mine to be delivered (managed to get it 50% off too!). Really looking forward to getting it.
Another great review! Thank you! I was hoping it was going to be more about math card work. It is not really my cup of tea, but who knows, I might buy one eventually. ;)
Along with Calculated Thoughts I bought PRISM. PRISM seems like a pretty popular book right now and I really look forwad to it. The individual colored books were so rare to get. Maybe would be cool sometime for you to review PRISM since you are a mentalist :)
Great review. Thank you very much 👍🏻😀 since you mentioned in one of your Reviews that you always Carry a pen and a Pad to Write down your ideal and to Perform magic I would be interested to learn what Kind of effects you Performance with it. Would you mind to give an indication of it?
Thanks for the review! I'm primarily a "magic" magician but if I ever want to delve more into magic, particularly the Magic Square I know what resources to turn to! Did you get anything out of the book that you'll add to your reportoire or change in an existing routine?
Yes, there are definitely a number of things I'll be playing with in my repertoire, and as I mentioned in the video, I already do Eat at Joe's, so his addition there will be great. Thanks for watching and taking to comment 😃
Where is the link to buy the book? I was going to check out how much it costs. I figured I would use your link since you get a little something for it.
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Thanks for sharing.
Of course
Another great review, thank you. i really look forward to Sundays now, thanks to you.
Extremely kind of you to say so, Gennaro! Glad you liked the review 👏
I've been wondering about this book!
As always, thanks for the great video and review.
You bet 👌 - hope it helps you make a decision
Great review and I appreciate the information. Looks like another great gem to be added to my library. Thanks Jeff.
Thanks for watching, Nancy - glad you found the review useful!
Very good review. I became aware of Doug Dyment when I bought a Richard Webster book from him years ago. He is a great thinker and seems like a nice person.
Thanks, @S. Raybourne ! Do you own Calculated Thoughts? If not, are you going to buy after seeing the review? 😃
@@EruditeMagic I don't own it. I have wanted to get Some of DD's works and just never got around to it. I will probably buy this book. I have a show idea that could use some of this material. I also subscribed to this channel and am looking forward to watching all the videos.
Thanks again! Give me a shout if there's any way I can add more value to your experience on the channel
Just grabbed this book a few weeks ago I can't wait to dig in.
🎉 woohoo!! Enjoy❗
Thanks for the review Jeff, very informative. I had a couple of questions if I may:
- Can you do any of the routines in the stacked deck section if you use a regular memorized deck stack like Mnemonica? Or are the routines all specific to the stacks that are taught in the book?
- What did you mean when you talked about "clocking the deck"?
- Does the book teach any routines that use a magic square or is that section just talking about the theory behind magic squares?
- Do you still use any of the routines from this book in any of your performances/shows and if so, I would love to hear which ones..
As always, I appreciate your reviews!
Think pink by tan pink is my favourite center tear
I prefer Osterlind's PCT myself
Thank you sir for an informative review.
You bet 👍 - thanks for watching!
I think the most intersting thing her is how Geff pronounced Zener, I don't think I've ever heard it said that way before LOL Regarding the book, I'm patiently waiting for mine to be delivered (managed to get it 50% off too!). Really looking forward to getting it.
Is it as interesting as how you spelled 'Jeff'? 🤔😆 When you get the book, you'll understand why I pronounced it as I did... 😉
@@EruditeMagic Doh! I'm a Brit and used to spelling it Geoff, I even went back and took the 'o' out but somehow totally missed the first letter LOL
As always, awesome video!
Thanks, Jake! 💙
4:35 I like how you mention the Redford stack :)
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Great work! Great review!Keep it going!Thanks.
Thanks for watching! I plan to be around for a while 😁👍
@@EruditeMagic Good!Stay strong!Things take time to build.You have a great review channel and your presentation is excellent.
Appreciate the encouraging words 🥰
Another great review! Thank you! I was hoping it was going to be more about math card work. It is not really my cup of tea, but who knows, I might buy one eventually. ;)
Math card work? 🤔
This looks likexa great book. Awesome review👍👍
Thanks, Robert! 😃
Along with Calculated Thoughts I bought PRISM. PRISM seems like a pretty popular book right now and I really look forwad to it. The individual colored books were so rare to get. Maybe would be cool sometime for you to review PRISM since you are a mentalist :)
PRISM has some neat stuff - somewhat card heavy for a mentalism book, but I'm sure you'll enjoy reading the one and only Max Maven
Great review. Thank you very much 👍🏻😀 since you mentioned in one of your Reviews that you always Carry a pen and a Pad to Write down your ideal and to Perform magic I would be interested to learn what Kind of effects you Performance with it. Would you mind to give an indication of it?
Sure, I perform Richard Osterlind's Perfected Center Tear ✍️
@@EruditeMagic Thank you for your answer 😀
with his stacks can i do any mem deck routines ?
Thanks for the review! I'm primarily a "magic" magician but if I ever want to delve more into magic, particularly the Magic Square I know what resources to turn to!
Did you get anything out of the book that you'll add to your reportoire or change in an existing routine?
Yes, there are definitely a number of things I'll be playing with in my repertoire, and as I mentioned in the video, I already do Eat at Joe's, so his addition there will be great. Thanks for watching and taking to comment 😃
Where is the link to buy the book? I was going to check out how much it costs. I figured I would use your link since you get a little something for it.
Thanks, the link is in the video description!