Does anyone have any opinions as to which set of his is the best deal? I'm wondering if one is better in broadcast quality, format, or maybe just more complete?

Thanks,
Jake

L&L has a 6-video set on Nash. I have it, and it is amazing. I wish they'd release it on DVD. It was filmed a number of years back, and I think it was originally filmed by one of the companies that L&L bought the rights to, and then re-mastered it before releasing it. The broadcast quality is pretty good, although not as clear as the current-era L&L tapes. But it is more than sufficient in order to be able to clearly see what Nash is doing and explaining.

My favorites on the set are Jacks or Better, and Colors on the March...Awesome.

Besides Charming Cheat series, I personally think that 'Infinity and Beyond' is one of the best card miracles I've ever seen.

As I have mentioned before some time last year, I really do not want too many people know this invisible weapon.

Unfortunately, this cannot be held any longer once they re-release it on DVD format.

Martin Nash's version of Twisting The Aces is my favorite to date. I believe he's talking to someone named Darren, and it's on his "Magician's Magic" VHS (Videonics Magic Video Lectures Vol 7, pgm #27). I'm having that tape transferred to DVD to preserve it, as it cannot be replaced.

Does anyone know if that 30 min lecture appears elsewhere, or is that one exclusive? He's one of the best.

Doug