At what age did you go PROG?

13  - 14

started with pink floyd and yes

My parents conceived me listening to Procol Harum

I'm the youngest!

sgrurru wrote: at what age did we start listening prog? I mean not just hearing a song that you later realized it to be prog, but at what age did you actually start enjoying prog music?

For me at 14, in 1972, in juke box, I often used to put coins to listen to One Of These Days, From The Beginning and I didn't like Deep Purple and even Led Zeppelin.
One year later I discovered In The Court of Crimson King, Brain Salad Surgery, Ummagumma, etc. etc.
But we teenager, between peers, very often used to remark our differences. Pop listener never had listened to hard rock, and vice versa.
The discussions between pop-listeners versus hard-rock-listeners were normal just like discussions between fans of different soccer teams...

I got totally in to Pink Floyd at the age of 16 and spent almost two years only listening to them, I couldn't even mention another band I liked! Later (app. 1½ year) I desperately began looking for something I would possibly dig besides PF; without having a slightest idea about a genre called "Progressive Rock" I bought some Cream, David Bowie and Alan Parsons but wasn't totally amazed, though I like Bowie a lot. But in the summer of 2002, after being told it should be a bit like Floyd, I bought Genesis – Foxtrot, and a true progger was born! I was absolutely amazed and blown away.