The Melodic Moods Tarot
Let the Songs of the 60's and 70's Tell Your Story Through the Power of Music and Lyrics.
The Melodic Moods Tarot is a set of 78 stunning lyrical images inspired by many of the iconic singers of the 60's and 70's. Covering everything from rock and roll, late 60's psychedelic rock and pop, to the Disco Era of the 70's, with varying nationalities, races, genders, backgrounds and genres, the cards when placed side by side will weave a musical story throughout all of your readings.
The words that are woven into the artwork of the cards are little snippets from the lyrics of the songs which we felt worked well when combined with the meanings of the cards. Sometimes they are merely the title of the song, for example the Ace of Coins, or The Magician card, while at other times they are whole verses, for example the 8 of Swords, or the Knight of Cups.
Also includes six bonus cards : 3 of Swords (Bee Gees), Hanged Man (Robert Plant), High Priestess (Roger Daltrey), Devil (Eric Burdon) Queen of Swords (Santana) and Death ( Buck Dharma).
Please note that since these were created in a limited supply for backers of our Indiegogo campaign, we cannot replace them if they are damaged in the post (mainly because we have so few of the Melodic Moods deck in stock as it was a limited print run.)
A downloadable PDF can be found here , using "woodstock" (all small letters) to access.
Let the Songs of the 60's and 70's Tell Your Story Through the Power of Music and Lyrics.
The Melodic Moods Tarot is a set of 78 stunning lyrical images inspired by many of the iconic singers of the 60's and 70's. Covering everything from rock and roll, late 60's psychedelic rock and pop, to the Disco Era of the 70's, with varying nationalities, races, genders, backgrounds and genres, the cards when placed side by side will weave a musical story throughout all of your readings.
The words that are woven into the artwork of the cards are little snippets from the lyrics of the songs which we felt worked well when combined with the meanings of the cards. Sometimes they are merely the title of the song, for example the Ace of Coins, or The Magician card, while at other times they are whole verses, for example the 8 of Swords, or the Knight of Cups.
Also includes six bonus cards : 3 of Swords (Bee Gees), Hanged Man (Robert Plant), High Priestess (Roger Daltrey), Devil (Eric Burdon) Queen of Swords (Santana) and Death ( Buck Dharma).
Please note that since these were created in a limited supply for backers of our Indiegogo campaign, we cannot replace them if they are damaged in the post (mainly because we have so few of the Melodic Moods deck in stock as it was a limited print run.)
A downloadable PDF can be found here , using "woodstock" (all small letters) to access.
Let the Songs of the 60's and 70's Tell Your Story Through the Power of Music and Lyrics.
The Melodic Moods Tarot is a set of 78 stunning lyrical images inspired by many of the iconic singers of the 60's and 70's. Covering everything from rock and roll, late 60's psychedelic rock and pop, to the Disco Era of the 70's, with varying nationalities, races, genders, backgrounds and genres, the cards when placed side by side will weave a musical story throughout all of your readings.
The words that are woven into the artwork of the cards are little snippets from the lyrics of the songs which we felt worked well when combined with the meanings of the cards. Sometimes they are merely the title of the song, for example the Ace of Coins, or The Magician card, while at other times they are whole verses, for example the 8 of Swords, or the Knight of Cups.
Also includes six bonus cards : 3 of Swords (Bee Gees), Hanged Man (Robert Plant), High Priestess (Roger Daltrey), Devil (Eric Burdon) Queen of Swords (Santana) and Death ( Buck Dharma).
Please note that since these were created in a limited supply for backers of our Indiegogo campaign, we cannot replace them if they are damaged in the post (mainly because we have so few of the Melodic Moods deck in stock as it was a limited print run.)
A downloadable PDF can be found here , using "woodstock" (all small letters) to access.