Edvard Munch
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Nov 4, 2026
David MoleskyGUEST
And we all went down there and spread out in various places.
David MoleskyGUEST
I was on one of the main streets just standing there, and it had a kind of a Munch look to it because I was really obsessed with Edvard Munch.
David MoleskyGUEST
My parents had a book of his, and I really gravitated towards him and Van Gogh, but especially him.
David MoleskyGUEST
And I pretty much looked at the book of his like every night before I went to bed for a long time.
Rob LeeHOST
Okay,
David MoleskyGUEST
yeah.
David MoleskyGUEST
Yeah, especially Munch.
Rob LeeHOST
Yeah, that attracts, attracts.
Kirsten Lind SealGUEST
Oh, no.
Kirsten Lind SealGUEST
Like, you know, Edvard Munch.
Kirsten Lind SealGUEST
It's
Sarah BuinoHOST
scream.
Meaghan LeBrunGUEST
So and then I thought, oh, my God, I bet they have good yarn stores there.
Meaghan LeBrunGUEST
So and also like, you know, the Edvard Munch, the artist who painted The Scream, he's Norwegian or was Norwegian.
Meaghan LeBrunGUEST
And there's like Munch Museum in Oslo that I've been really wanting to go to.
Meaghan LeBrunGUEST
So, yeah, and I'm kind of hoping I can go to the Arctic Circle because I think that would be cool.
Matty MadisonHOST
Well, I think they're going to try and get him into the Van Gogh biopic.
Rhys McCaneHOST
oh as yeah right because van gogh's contemporary munch is also gonna show up in that film and he'll be scream from yeah by edvard munch yeah i'm excited for that they're also gonna try and get him into the beatles documentary
Matty MadisonHOST
No reason.
Rhys McCaneHOST
They just like the guy.
George PundekHOST
Yes.
George PundekHOST
Edvard Munch's The Scream, actually.
George PundekHOST
I can't believe it took me so long to watch this.
George PundekHOST
I found myself sitting alone in my bedroom, shouting out loud at my laptop and talking to the imaginary camera saying, did you see what he did there? Truly one of the greatest twists.
Chris CusackHOST
He's very quiet and introverted and I'm the opposite.
Chris CusackHOST
But yeah, I mean, the only real controversy I can find around the band, other than him being on the fringes of that friends group that was doing those terrible things, I mean, I'm sure he was... at least there or thereabouts when at least one fucking ancient wooden church was set fire to you know but I do think just his inability to fucking acknowledge how rotten that was is kind of pathetic you know but aside from that that's not really any reason to throw them out the boat you know if you like their music go and listen to it will we mention some of their albums sure let's do that I don't want to be exhaustive about it because it's fucking exhausting to try and listen to them but they've got 9 full studio albums 10 if you include that recent Munch thing Edvard Munch record they did and obviously more if you start to bring in compilations live stuff and so on what I thought was quite interesting was they seem to be a band that more so than most even fans can't quite agree on So when you go into the fan listings of their albums, there's a few that are fairly consistent, but there's some that just swing wildly.
Chris CusackHOST
So I guess some kind of takeaway points for me would be that Volcano, the one we're talking about today, places consistently sort of upper mid range.
Chris CusackHOST
maybe like four out of nine that kind of thing Dark Medieval Times is sort of regarded with nostalgia but not always all that loved Shadow Times seems to probably be their best overall despite the odd bit of dissent although Nemesis Divina is similar The Shadow Throne do you mean? Sorry it's Shadow Throne The Shadow Throne The Shadow Throne and finally the self-titled album's a bit shit
Bobby CapucciHOST
Of course he has a private jet and a luxury yacht and lots of fancy homes.
Bobby CapucciHOST
In 2012, he paid nearly $120 million for one artwork, one of the four versions of Edvard Munch's 1895 pastel, The Scream.
Bobby CapucciHOST
Well, now that he's out over at Apollo, him and his art collection will have a lot of time to console each other.
Bobby CapucciHOST
He has a world-class art collection, cost about a billion dollars.
Garrett GourleyHOST
And there are quite a few sets 97 to be exact that they're going to be reviewing and putting forth to be selected.
Garrett GourleyHOST
Uh, I can range the sea, um, the locomotive, New York central, the cup heads, a windmill house, little chef clue, this, uh, scream by, uh, Edvard Munch, uh, the Lego monopoly, Mr.
Garrett GourleyHOST
Beans, uh, most famous mini, uh, Interstellar, just to name a few of those.
Garrett GourleyHOST
So you can check those out over on Lego Ideas because they do have a little article that showcases all of them.
GillyHOST
Go on.
GillyHOST
Edvard Munch.
CarlHOST
Yeah, that's the one, yeah.
CarlHOST
I think my internet's gone fuckwiz.
EmilyHOST
Yeah.
EmilyHOST
Edvard Munch.
EmilyHOST
Edgar Degas.
EmilyHOST
That's not an Edward, really.
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