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Mummification: Down at the End of Bondage Street (SMTech Educational)

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Mummification: Down at the End of Bondage Street demonstrates everything clearly both in book and on DVD to make this a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone. The book and DVD allow you learn about all of the specifics and tools needed. I found this set to be highly intriguing and would recommend this to anyone who is interesting in experiencing new things!

In what promises to be a very exciting series, noted lifestyle presenter Joseph W. Bean has been enlisted to launch a series of instructional DVD/Book combinations that will provide safe and easy to follow instructions in BDSM play. The concept is simple: videotape a presentation in front of a studio audience, giving thorough and uncomplicated directions, and then transcribe the affair in a book that you can follow along while viewing the DVD in the privacy of your own home. DemLab opens the series with the topic, "Mummification: Down At The End Of Bondage Street."

Mr. Bean is an expert presenter and more than an expert when it comes to mummification. His two subjects allow him to demonstrate (and are easy on the eye, it should be added) the fine art of immobilizing your friends. The DVD itself is better than an hour in length, and the book is well apportioned with color pictures. In addition to the transcript of the demonstration itself, there are additional notations and a few vintage pictures from prior publications that Mr. Bean has been party to.

With a second volume utilizing Mr. Bean's skills in the flogger's arena already available and future releases already videoed or prepared, the DemLab series already looks like an essential series in the making. All in all, Volume One is a great way to introduce yourself to some spicier aspects of interpersonal play, and good for the adult entertainment value.

The DVD that comes with this book is simply a slide show. Imagine my surprise I thought I would be able to view a movie of the information. I think it was misleading.