He started a hardcore punk trio in high school called "The Broken Kockamamies" (The BK's, or BKS) who were noted for using eight-foot strobe lights on a darkened stage as their only prop.

The eclectic Conducent sound was born from improv and raised on the "open mic" circuit, eventually growing into full maturity as a performance troupe.

His first lineup consisted of ex-Conducent member DJ Le Deuce on turntables, as well as his future wife Julie Pomerleau (a.k.a.

[citation needed] From Bobby Conn's Southern Records biography:[2] He developed the "Continuous Ca$h Flow System" while incarcerated in a federal facility in Maryland, serving out a sentence for mail fraud.

Bobby now knew that time was short, the coming Armageddon would destroy humanity at century's end, so he had to reach people quickly.

A natural performer and gifted musician in the popular tradition, he structured his "Continuous Ca$h Flow System" [...] Bobby knows that creating a financial vacuum inside oneself is the best way to fill a spiritual void, and he demonstrates this regularly by distributing thousands of dollars in the form of $20 bills to every audience member.

And when the collective Debt of our generation grows large enough, the entire Pig System of Oppression will be snuffed out like a candle in a hurricane.In more recent years, Conn has been more candid in interviews, and has admitted that all of these early fabrications for the press were merely a charade.