Totally Out of Control

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Wallmott

Jan 26, 2008
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Hello!

My birthday is on the 17th of may and its one of the few times of the year i can order some magic related item and im thinking about getting totally out of control and im wondering, How is the explanations in the book? Is it hard to learn from? How experienced should you be?

Im really intrested in missing link but i would save allot of money if i could learn it from the book.
 
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youngd94

Dec 13, 2007
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the teaching i feel is great... the illustrations are very clear

you of course will have to read each explination 2 or 3 times to really get what you are supposed to do, but i thing it is a great buy

Missing link is pretty complicated... and i have trouble doing one part, i didn't find that the 1 on 1 helped with this much at all
 
Creeper

Creeper

Sep 1, 2007
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Same here. I had trouble with one part of Missing Link, so I said what the heck, I'll buy the 1on1. Sadly, Chris pretty much rushes the explanation of the "Basic Move"so I'm stuck as of right now.
 
dejavu05

dejavu05

Nov 30, 2007
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Totally Out of Control is a good yet complicated book. If you want good magic but really want to work for it then you might want to get it. The material is not the kind of stuff that you will learn in a few hours and be ready to perform. You have to be willing to take time, more than other tricks. I am still looking through the book, but it is a fun book also to read with puzzles and such inside.
 
Michael Kras

Michael Kras

{dg} poet laureate / theory11
Sep 12, 2007
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www.magicanada.myfastforum.org
A clear explanation of Missing Link is in Lifesavers by Michael Weber. Weber apparently published it without Kenner's permission, but it is a very clear explanation and there is also tons of fantastic improvised magic within.
 
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