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of 14, I was spending most of my time drumming. I wasn’t even doing my school homework!” says Jimmy Pallagrosi, who was introduced to prog at a very young age. “One of the very first prog albums I listened to was by The Alan Parsons Project; I remember liking the artwork, which I have tattooed on my arm! However, from the age of five I was listening to Toto, which from Dream Theater because of that big drum intro!”

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