The Hitachi magic wand therapeutic massager is a popular and highly regarded personal massager that is designed to provide relaxation and relief from muscle tension. This massager has gained a reputation for its powerful vibrations and ability to target specific areas of the body. It is often used for therapeutic purposes, particularly in the realm of sexual health and pleasure. The main idea of this massager is to provide a therapeutic and pleasurable experience for users. Whether used alone or with a partner, the Hitachi magic wand can help to relieve stress, reduce muscle tension, and promote overall relaxation. Its high-quality construction and powerful vibrations have made it a favorite among many individuals, and its versatility in targeting various areas of the body makes it a versatile tool for massage and pleasure.
How did you meet Anton Newcombe?
JASON I would like to think that my music is getting progressively better, but then again, maybe I m just getting younger and my music is getting older. Understand the commonalities and differences between the two major schools of thought in Islam, and find out more about Islam as taught by the Family of the Prophet s.
Its high-quality construction and powerful vibrations have made it a favorite among many individuals, and its versatility in targeting various areas of the body makes it a versatile tool for massage and pleasure. Overall, the Hitachi magic wand therapeutic massager is an effective and highly sought-after device for those seeking relaxation, relief, and pleasure..
Magic and islah interview
Photo by Emily Utne
Magic Castles is yet another great psychedelic band from Minneapolis, joining the likes of Chatham Rise, Leisure Birds, and Flavor Crystals (see my review of their new album, Sky Sounds). One of my music friends turned me on to this group, and their hazy, almost trance-inducing brand of psych has been one of the highlights of this last quarter of 2014. Read on for some brief insights with band leader, Jason Edmonds.
Tell us how the band got started.
JASON : Around 2005, I had a spiritual experience in Austin, TX. Long story short, I basically died and was reborn by some dirty old railroad tracks. I realized the moody instrumental “band” I was in was going nowhere, so I quit and started what became Magic Castles.
How would you describe the progression in your music from your earlier work?
JASON : I would like to think that my music is getting progressively better, but then again, maybe I’m just getting younger and my music is getting older.
When did the Minneapolis psych scene start heating up?
JASON : Right about 2005 when Magic Castles formed.
Do you share band members with other bands?
JASON : In my experience, the best musicians are usually in more than one band.
What inspires your songwriting? Art, film, or literature?
JASON : My girlfriend inspires me everyday, all I have to do is think of her and music comes to me. It’s important to be around other artists who are inspiring. Children are inspiring. Traveling and having adventures and going to new places inspires my songwriting. As for art, film or literature, any time an artist pushes the boundaries of this reality, I am captivated and inspired.
How did you meet Anton Newcombe?
JASON : The first time I ever met Anton was at the 400 Bar on the west bank of Minneapolis in the year 2000 or 2001. We talked about the band The United States of America. I doubt he remembers. Years later, he discovered my song “Ballad of the Golden Bird“ on YouTube and started releasing our records.
Has the band toured outside your home base?
JASON : Yeah we toured the East Coast with BJM in 2012. Since then we’ve been out West a few times. Looking forward to the next one.
Has Europe taken an interest in your band?
JASON : Yeah, we have a lot of fans over there.
Will you tour behind this most recent album?
JASON : We just toured the West Coast to support the album Sky Sounds and will be hibernating, recording music during the winter months.
How was recording with Neil Weir at Old Blackberry Way?
JASON : Neil is a crazy genius. He hears things no one else does. It’s like he’s a dolphin using sonar. He has all the best microphones, amps and guitars. His recording studio is like a cabin, and cabins make me feel good. There’s something about wood panelling that really sets my mind at ease.
What are you working on now?
JASON : I am currently working on two albums. One for my other band Dead Gurus, and also a new album for Magic Castles. Get ready. Things are getting weird.
.
Reviews for "The Hitachi Magic Wand Therapeutic Massager: Why You Should Invest in Your Well-Being"
1. Jane Doe - 2 stars - I was really excited to try out the Hitachi magic wand therapeutic massager after hearing so many great things about it. However, I was extremely disappointed with the product. First of all, the vibrations were way too intense and uncomfortable for me. It felt more like a jackhammer rather than a relaxing massage. Additionally, the size and design of the massager were not ergonomic at all, making it difficult to hold and maneuver. Overall, I found the Hitachi magic wand to be a complete letdown and would not recommend it to anyone looking for a soothing and enjoyable massage experience.
2. Mark Johnson - 1 star - I had high hopes for the Hitachi magic wand therapeutic massager, but it turned out to be a huge waste of money. The device is incredibly loud, making it impossible to use discreetly. Not to mention, the vibrations were incredibly strong and harsh, causing discomfort instead of relaxation. The power cord was also quite short, limiting the range of motion during use. Overall, I found the Hitachi magic wand to be a poorly designed and over-hyped product.
3. Sarah Thompson - 2 stars - The Hitachi magic wand therapeutic massager did not live up to my expectations. Firstly, the vibrations were too intense, making it uncomfortable to use on any part of my body. Additionally, the massager itself felt heavy and unwieldy, making it difficult to control and maneuver. The construction also felt cheap and flimsy, which made me question the durability of the product. I was hoping for a therapeutic massage experience, but unfortunately, the Hitachi magic wand fell short and did not provide the relaxation I was seeking.
4. David Miller - 1 star - I can't understand the hype surrounding the Hitachi magic wand therapeutic massager. The vibrations are way too strong and overpowering - it felt more like torture than therapy. The size and weight of the device also make it cumbersome and uncomfortable to use for an extended period of time. To top it off, the power cord kept getting in the way and limited my movement. Overall, I was highly disappointed with this massager, and I would not recommend it to anyone looking for a gentle and soothing massage.