BCDMA & Mr. Pacman - Friday, December 14


December 7, 2001

Quirky local favorites The Bobby Collins Death Metal
Armada and Mr. Pacman Present "Circus of the Stars"

DENVER, Colorado -  The Bobby Collins Death Metal
Armada and Mr. Pacman will combine their particular
and peculiar brands of musical performance for an
over-the-top theatrical musical event at the Bluebird
Theatre, Friday, December 14th. Included among the
featured acts will be a futuristic fashion show,
choreographed fighting, video presentations, break
dancing, a children's choir, and the public release of
"DMA-Vision," promised by the promoters to be "the
future in concert-seeing technology."

Pacman says that this will be his last and greatest
show of the year. "After the fourteenth, we're going
to hole-up in the Fortress of Solitude to finish
recording our album. So we're going to pull out all
the Pac-tricks for the Circus."

Collins echoes Pacman's promises of extravagance.

"I tell ya', this will truly be the last great show of
2001. We're really pulling out all the stops on this
one. Along with DMA-Vision, the children's choir, and
the lovely, animated 'What's Happening To Me?' video,
we also promise a trip to the moon, several new songs,
our best costumes yet and a well-timed video
presentation. God almighty, I get goose bumps just
thinking about it," says Collins, front man for the
DMA, the fun-loving poppy trio that has already earned
a reputation for their emphasis on showmanship,
evident from their spectacular shows with such musical
greats as Super Diamond, El Vez and Captured By
Robots.

Pacman will be presenting the final cut of "No
Ghosts!" the special effects laden new video created
by Eyeosaur Productions with compositing effects by
Firestone Studios. About the new cut of his video,
Pacman says, "There are brand-new Laser-Tag scenes in
the video. It looks Pac-tastic!"

Local break-dancers will be setting the mood for
Pacman's unique vision of "future-past" style,
specifically, the future as imagined in the 80's.
First presented to critical acclaim earlier in the
fall of 2001, the Pac Fashion show will this time be
coordinated by the designer for Burlesque as it Was,
Michelle Baldwin, who will continue and enhance
Pacman's original idea of combining "futuristic" 80's
fashions with used Laser-tag costumes, poly-blend and
leather racing outfits, Hazmat suits, and motorcycle
helmets, to create new fashions from a classic
concept. 

Along with the introduction of "DMA-Vision", and the
incorporation of a children's choir, the DMA will be
showing, "What's Happening to Me?" an educational film
about adolescence. "This video solves the puzzle of
puberty and offers quick relief for the growing pains
we've all experienced," says Collins.

Ably assisted by Silver Ghost on the Commodore 64
supercomputer and White Tiger (allegedly Mr. Pacman's
disfigured twin brother) on the synth drums, Pacman
and his cohorts will be joined on stage by Pacman
friends and foes such as The American Jerk, Mr.
MacDonald, and Pacman Classic (the original Mr. Pacman
from the early eighties who was "reintroduced" due to
"nostalgic popularity"). For this, their final show of
2001, Pacman promises that there will be choreographed
fighting, the infamous Paxcersize program, moral
lessons and tons of action-packed entertainment.

"We have some acts planned that we're going to keep
secret, but I can promise you that they are going to
blow people's minds," says Collins.

"We'll definitely look forward to seeing you and
everyone else with good taste at the 2001 Circus of
the Stars."

Media Contact :
Bobby Collins : bobby@postmodernco.com
or Pac Classic: pacclassic@yahoo.com