Looking at the career decisions of Rob Zombie to study the energy and meaning of the Knight Of Swords

We look at the comebacl of Aerosmith to examine some of the energy involved with the Page Of Swords

The ITS OVER card.... examined with the music of Warrant, Alanis Morrisette and a deep cut from Bruce Springsteen's "Born To Run" album, "Backstreets"

Two songs that deal with the subject of paranoia and insecurity help us examine the Nine Of Swords and its messages.... Soul Asylum's "Get On Out" and Ozzy Osbourne's "SIN"

Looking at 3 different sets of lyrics to examine the Eight Of Swords. Jimmy Cliff's "Trapped", Robert Teppers "Theres No Easy Way Out" and the Concrete Blonde "Joey"

An unlikely look at a Taylor Swift song a more predictable look at lyrics to a Gin Blossoms song to help examine the energy of the Seven Of Swords

Looking at the lyrics to Dokken's Breaking The Chains, Ringo Starrs It Dont Come Easy, and Bruce Springsteen's Land Of Hope and Dreams to examine the energy of the Six Of Swords

The big mouth card. The regret what you say card. Plenty of that in Rock and Roll. We look at bad blood and sour words that caused drama within Aerosmith, Stone Temple Pilots, and Pantera

Music, even the roots of rock music can teach us about tarot. We look at a song by Gladys Knight and the Pips AND the story of what the members of Alice In Chains went dealt with moving on after Layne Staley passed to help understand the energy of the four of swords

A card rarely welcomed but often needed. The lyrics of Mick Jaggers "Dont Tear Me Up" off of the 1993 Wandering Spirit album and Poison's classic "Every Rose Has It's Thorn" help us look at what this card could mean in a message