Spiritofeden

Stephen A Hoeller's "The Gnostic Jung and Seven Sermons to the Dead" is a great book that will appeal to Petersons crowd

EDIT: I bring it up because of the book's discussion of the Pleroma, and Abraxas - a deity some may remember from Herman Hesse's "Demian"

In Mark Kermode's BBC reviews, he's always able to sit remarkably far back from the mic as well as move right up on it, and his dynamics are amazingly controlled. I can barely hear the noise floor. Is this just a matter of having a very dead room with major compression and a lot of make up gain?

Yes, he does noticeably drop off as he moves side to side (rather than front to back.) Thanks for your reply.

Looking forward to the ear training guide!