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by **daleshrimpton** » Jul 25th, '08, 14:46

when i saw this live a few years ago, it blew me away.

enjoy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7cJgxz2Aj0

by **Ian The Magic-Ian** » Jul 25th, '08, 17:48

I didn't like it that much, it seemed, and it might just be personal opinion, but it seemed cheesy. I thought it was good magic but I hate constant smiles. I don't know why but constant fake smiles annoy me. Other than that it was a great piece of magic.

by **Danneh** » Jul 26th, '08, 06:00

Really good effect in my opinion, the puff on the pipe is icing on the cake.

by **Demitri** » Jul 26th, '08, 09:21

Ian the Magic-Ian wrote:I don't know why but constant fake smiles annoy me.

AMEN, sir!

Not my style, but the effect was very nicely done. I also liked the puff of the pipe.

by **Lenoir** » Jul 26th, '08, 09:57

I agree with Ian. The mechanical side of the effect was done well, but the actual performance just annoyed me.

by **daleshrimpton** » Jul 28th, '08, 08:51

I should mention that this clip, is taken out of context, because they have a complete routine, with a city back drop, and loads of smaller effects.

The cheasy grins, where not around the first time i saw this act live.

by **dream2reality** » Jul 30th, '08, 09:47

removed

by **daleshrimpton** » Jul 30th, '08, 09:52

whats that got to do with Junge Junge?

by **Briareos** » Aug 6th, '08, 23:39

The act is called "Junge, Junge" (German, "boy, boy"). It's just a typo in the thread title I guess.
And as daleshrimpton said, the clip is only a part of a bigger routine... I don't get the choice of the name either but maybe it's because we don't know all of it.

by **daleshrimpton** » Aug 7th, '08, 08:21

thanks. Typo corrected

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this video is good too

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