JOHN BOEGEHOLD (PATTERN-SEEKING ANIMALS)

The great and good of progressive music give us a glimpse into their prog worlds. As told to Grant Moon.

Where’s home? Los Angeles, California. What’s your earliest memory of prog? I was 15 and a junior in high school. Our art teacher would let us bring in albums to listen to as we worked, and another kid brought in In The Court Of The Crimson King, which I immediately fell in love with. He told me if I liked that, I had to check out Yes, Genesis, ELP. What was your first prog album? I bought my first three at the same time. I went to Marty’s Records in Birmingham, Michigan with money I made from my paper route and bought The Yes Album, Nursery Cryme and Thick As A Brick. I was transfixed by all of them. And your latest? Life In The Wires by Frost*. It’s a…

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