In 2000, we began recording songs for the first Obomatic CD. The first song completed was a song idea I had originally sketched together while on vacation in Myrtle Beach, SC in 1997 using only a Roland MC-303. Steve O took that rough sketch of an idea and turned it into a more complete song. Scottologic and I added some additional parts and the song, T3, was born. I mention this song creation process because it was anomalous to the rest of the CD.
The second song we recorded was a Steve O track called Antidote. As with the rest of the tracks for the CD, Holy Uncontrollio!!!, Steve O would bring in his rather complete song demos and then the rest of the band would add their parts to them. Here's a previously unreleased early mix for Antidote which is essentially the Steve O demo with a rough vocal track and some additional synth parts added.
P.S. Pictured from L to R: Troll IO, Timmotronic, Steve O, and Scottologic.
Jax Miller (San Jose, CA) proudly displaying her copy of Obomatic - Holy Uncontrollio!!! which she purchased from CDBaby. 
Kim (Scott) Hepfer was the winner of the second "Where's Matt" contest which was held on Facebook. I don't know how she does it but this is the second contest that she's won. She successfully identified where I was in the crowd in a dark and grainy YouTube video from the 11/08 Killing Joke concert in NYC.
M Scott McConnell (aka MC2P4) tweaking his Korg Z1 at FFS II Synth Jam 2010 - Ho Magos on 09/18/10.
Here's another photo that I recently uncovered from my Christ United Methodist Church Youth Fellowship days in Shippensburg, PA. This photo, taken early in 1986, is from a YF retreat to the legendary A-Frame cabin in Central PA. This is the only known picture that exists of me wearing a hoodie.
In 2000, we began recording songs for the first Obomatic CD. The first song completed was a song idea I had originally sketched together while on vacation in Myrtle Beach, SC in 1997 using only a Roland MC-303. Steve O took that rough sketch of an idea and turned it into a more complete song. Scottologic and I added some additional parts and the song, T3, was born. I mention this song creation process because it was anomalous to the rest of the CD. 
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