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These are the cards arranged in the order in which they appear in the album artwork, Which is crucial to interpreting the spread rather than in numerical order. | These are the cards arranged in the order in which they appear in the album artwork, Which is crucial to interpreting the spread rather than in numerical order. | ||
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Image:Magician.jpg|Card I The Magician | Image:Magician.jpg|Card I The Magician | ||
Image:Devil.jpg|Card XV The Devil | Image:Devil.jpg|Card XV The Devil | ||
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Image:Death.jpg|Card XIII Death | Image:Death.jpg|Card XIII Death | ||
Image:Hanged Man.jpg|Card XII The Hanged Man | Image:Hanged Man.jpg|Card XII The Hanged Man | ||
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Revision as of 10:10, 12 January 2011
During the Holy Wood era a series of twelve tarot cards were released, depicting Marilyn Manson and other bandmembers posing as figures on the original tarot card. The cards were included in the UK versions of the "The Fight Song" single. The cards are modeled after the Rider-Waite tarot deck, which is the most commonly used deck of tarot cards used in the English-speaking world today.
Gallery
These are the cards arranged in the order in which they appear in the album artwork, Which is crucial to interpreting the spread rather than in numerical order.
Card I The Magician
Card XV The Devil
Card IV The Emperor
Card IX The Hermit
Card 0 The Fool
Card XI Justice
Card II The High Priestess
Card XIII Death
Card XII The Hanged Man
Card V The Hierophant
