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drjohn
Regular user
137 Posts
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Posted: Jun 11, 2012 10:17am
OK time to learn something new......(other than cards and weird stuff)
I have bought the following.
RING THING - GARRET THOMAS
BANDED
RINGMASTER - DAVID JAY
DE;RING - DEVO
NINJA +
RINGLEADER - GREGORY WILSON
RING CHAIN - DAVID REGAL
OK I know there's enough there to last me years but is there any other books, dvds, trick, accesories that you guys would reccomend for ring stuff?
Really new to this sort of ,agic so any help appreciated, cheers guys!
May your darkness come quickly
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Andre Hagen
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Inner circle
1257 Posts
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Posted: Jun 11, 2012 11:08am
Looks like you have your work cut out for you already, but you might like a ring on rubber band routine.
My favorite DVD is:
PINNACLE by Russ Niedzwiecki
Also some nice moves on this DVD:
BAND-IT by Kris Nevling
Andre
"Arthur, I see that magic is really just a lot of bull****."
"Yes Pop, you've got it. It is, but you've got to know just how to shovel it."
-Arthur Brandon from his book Milo and Roger
"If they like you as a person, they'll like your act."
-Nate Leipzig
“Magic is the only honest profession. A magician promises to deceive you and he does.”
-Karl Germain
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jimhlou
Inner circle
2898 Posts
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Posted: Jun 11, 2012 4:12pm
I have a Ring Casket from Viking Magic that blows people away. Borrow a ring, vanish it however you chose, and it ends up in the ring casket. I have someone hold the ring casket before the ring vanishes to make it really convincing!
Jim
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Bill Hegbli
Eternal Order
Bill and Bill in Fort Wayne Indiana
12881 Posts
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Posted: Jun 11, 2012 6:05pm
Dan Fleshman's Finger Ring Off Rope is an excellent magic routine. If you are looking for more then a quick trick, this routine is one of the best.
Bob Miller's Relentless Ring and string routine is very good as well.
I also suggest the booklet from Magic Inc. "Jay's Jinking Rings" it is excellent.
You may be interested to read this forum as well.
http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=414257&forum=4
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drjohn
Regular user
137 Posts
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Posted: Jun 11, 2012 6:24pm
Excellent responses, thank you so much
May your darkness come quickly
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J-Mac
Inner circle
Ridley Park, PA
3004 Posts
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Posted: Jun 13, 2012 1:20am
The title reads like this is an emergency or worse! I can't see why you are asking for more resources with all that you say you just purchased already. Surely you haven't been through all of those yet?! Personally I think that you have all you need to go quite far with your ring magic. I know that I have a tendency to jump around too much when I have a few too many books/DVDs sitting in front of me.
I would suggest that you first go through Ring Thing and Ring Leader before looking at anything else. Both have a lot of great teaching and routines you can work on. Then I would look for Bob Miller's Relentless Ring and String ebook and DVD combo. With just those you can be performing very nice ring magic in no time. (Well, maybe not "no time"...  )
Jim
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drjohn
Regular user
137 Posts
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Posted: Jun 17, 2012 9:37am
Ha ha!! not an emergency just enthusiasm!! Been doing bizarre, street hypnosis and card tricks for 20 years yet always wanted to do something sleight of hand based that could be done at the drop of a hat without pulling out a deck of cards or a weird smelly old box! or getting someone stuck to the floor or forgeting there name(though all of these are awesome!!) lol
So I thought long and hard and after a years of failing with coins (still can't bloody classic palm coin!!!) I realised I love rings!! I wear loads of alchemy gothic style rings and thought hmmmm whats out there.
So six months ago I bought the list I made above and have been like a sponge since then soaking it all up!!
But as I am new to this I thought a question to the experts would help......which it has....I never realised you could do so much stuff with rings, Pinnacle looks good and other stuff by Marcus Eddie
Love the Ring Thing, love de'ring, love David Jays Ringmaster and spent a few months on those already.
The others I am dipping my toes into.....
Thanks for your responses
May your darkness come quickly
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Alan Munro
Inner circle
Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA
5425 Posts
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Posted: Jun 18, 2012 6:06am
http://www.markleveridgemagic.co.uk/merrs.php I've been using a version of his ring-on move, that I modified many years ago.
http://www.wizardhq.com/servlet/the-5302/Magic-With-Finger-Rings/Detail This is a nice book. I'd refer you to the Magic Methods site, but the font sizes are all over the place, making it nearly impossible to read.
http://www.sneakymagician.com/
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