Is it simply a copyright thing, where the first issues of the album showed too much of a copyrighted work, then later was cens0red? Although, that doesn't seem to hold water since I bought a UK version of the CD from the UK Earache store a year ago to get a copy with the two sigils because all US versions have them cens0red. Maybe the variance of copyright infringement vary considerably from the US and Europe, where the latter are more liberal; not too sure. I always assumed a copyright-centered answer, but the vinyl covers really confuse things; the vinyl covers have 1 sigil showing on both the US and UK versions. So...if copyright explains why the US versions cens0red the sigils, why on the vinyl is only one cens0red?
Now that I inspect them more, it seems that the two-sigil version is not authentic. The two sigils appear to be the same. It looks like the two-sigil version is the one-sigil version where someone cut-and-pasted the right sigil on the left side. If someone owns Waite's "Book of Ceremonial Magic" check out page 124 to see what you see.
This is why I turn to you all. What the hell is going on here?
Below are images of all three versions: no sigils, one sigil, two sigils.
