We all have certain music that inspires us and gets our skill set flowing. I like listening to SevenDust and Thousand Foot Crutch. What gets you going?
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What tunes do you jam to?
- Thread starter Jeremy Hanrahan
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Lately it's a band called Omnia. Specifically a song called Fee Ra Huri. I also really dig a band called Abney Park.
Mostly it's either Celtic folk and rock or Steampunk that gets me rolling.
Mostly it's either Celtic folk and rock or Steampunk that gets me rolling.
I really like the glitch mob and miami horror, but it depends what im in the mood for, usually when im shooting a video ive got some dubstep or something with a good beat.
I like to to listen to Vera Lynn, Anne Shelton, or Helen Forrest while practicing my cigarette magic. And when I'm fooling around with cards I listen to 1920's & 30's big band jazz and swing. Like Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, Harry James. And I find Art Tatum's stride piano to be extremely fitting for when I practice my card cheating. Not to mention it creates the perfect atmosphere when reading magic history and learning about the Vaudeville era.