Willis) Neurotica Be the Zero O.P.A (Original Party Animal) Welcome to the Future (Sucks) The End Girls That Go Boom (featuring Ozzy Osmond) *Trivia: The cover photo was taken on a karaoke night at Armida's Mexican Restaurant in Denver "just prior to getting kicked out". O.P.A. is a mix of 6 different performances of the song at the Scott Baio Army Fourth of July party; during the instrumental for each, Mr. Pacman chugged a 40-oz. malt liquor. 7" vinyl split with Magicyclops Mr. Pacman: Baby's on Fire (Originally by Brian Eno) Magic Cyclops: Abracadabra (Originally by Steve Miller Band) Star Hustler (2003) Gangsta Pac (Contains a sample from the movie Colors) (rock) Star Hustler (with Magicyclops) Pacman Densu (feat. Monotrona) Lifeless Pacman Power Be the Hero (feat. Sara Thorpe; a Fischerspooner-like reinterpretation of "Be the Zero" from Turbotron) Turbo Attack! Mr. Pacman International No Ghosts! Luxury Car Pacman Birthday (feat. Monotrona) The Ninja Paxcercise (feat. Bebe & Serge; based on "Deflektor" by Ben Daglish) (porn) Star Hustler (feat. Sara Thorpe & Claudine; an alternate version of "(rock) Star Hustler") Let's Go! (various video game samples) Songjacked *This is an enhanced CD. Included on the disc are the videos for Be the Hero, No Ghosts!, Luxury Car, and Paxcercise. The album was named 2003's Best Local CD of the Year by the Denver Post. The "limo tank" on the cover was a toy designed & built by Greg Hignight. It is said to shoot diamonds and run on Hennessy Private Reserve. Future projects Mr. Pacman plans to make 4 total episodes of Half Hour of Power, the first of which premiered at the Denver Visual Music Festival in 2004; each episode will star a different band member. Three new albums are in the works: the heavy metal Crotch Rocket, the Caribbean-flavored Mr. Pacman Goes to Jamaica, & Mr. Pacman's Christmas in Japan. No release dates have been announced yet for any of these. PacFashion Since 2002, Mr. Pacman has presented both original fashions, pieces from local designers, and (one year) his collection of Power Rangers monster costumes in the annual PacFashion show. The shows' fashions are inspired by science fiction, anime, and video games, and include musical performances by Mr. Pacman as well as other indie bands. External links Official website "Paxcercise" music video Rock music groups from Colorado Musical groups from Denver American performance artists Musical groups established in 2001