On 2009-01-27 03:21, gaddy wrote:
Me. Because my mother, and Mr. Rodgers, always told me that I'm special And that there's no one in the world quite like me.

On 2009-01-29 11:10, David White wrote:

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On 2009-01-27 03:21, gaddy wrote: Me. Because my mother, and Mr. Rodgers, always told me that I'm special And that there's no one in the world quite like me.

I like this post.

What do you guys think of Blaine? If you're a purist, traditionally speaking what he's done is not truly street magic, but he has performed a lot in the streets so......

On 2009-01-29 13:31, SoCalPro wrote:

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On 2009-01-29 11:10, David White wrote: Quote: On 2009-01-27 03:21, gaddy wrote: Me. Because my mother, and Mr. Rodgers, always told me that I'm special And that there's no one in the world quite like me. I like this post. What do you guys think of Blaine? If you're a purist, traditionally speaking what he's done is not truly street magic, but he has performed a lot in the streets so......

Like his magic....hate his stunts.

On 2009-01-27 10:41, SoCalPro wrote:
Why are you guys even entertaining this kid????? He teaches card tricks and puts his assistants cleavage on camera.

On 2009-01-25 11:34, MagicMan888 wrote:
Mine is probably Chriss Angel. Whats yours?

On 2009-02-09 22:42, The Mighty Fool wrote:
The thing with Blaine & Angel...I'm sure they WERE street-mages at some point, but once they hit the big time & started using T.V....now theyre not. One of the things about street magic is that youre not some goth-made-up black-clad guy walking around with a camera crew & a contortionist, youre just an ordinary person with extraordinary powers.

On 2009-01-30 23:08, jimhlou wrote:
I wouldn't consider Criss a street performer. However, David Blaine may fit the bill. My favorite street performer is DynaMike.

Jim

On 2009-02-09 22:42, The Mighty Fool wrote:
The thing with Blaine & Angel...I'm sure they WERE street-mages at some point, but once they hit the big time & started using T.V....now theyre not. One of the things about street magic is that youre not some goth-made-up black-clad guy walking around with a camera crew & a contortionist, youre just an ordinary person with extraordinary powers.

On 2009-03-07 05:46, MagiCol wrote:
Quote: "Blaine is the godfather of modern day street magic. He started the revolution." Hmmm. I think its a pity that the term that relates to putting on a show for a public whom the magician [a Street Magician] has gathered together as a crowd has been mis-applied to guerilla magic for the sake of TV production. "Hey, here's an idea. Lets make money by producting a TV program where a magician does guerilla magic. Since he will do it on the street, lets call it Street Magic." I think it would have been better termed "Walk About magic takes to the Street" because it's more in that category - interupting people. Whatever, Blaine and Angel have been a means of popularising magic, particulary for young people. My favourite street magicans are, currently, Jimmy Talkalot and Gazzo.