So, Who's Paranoid?

Guardian critic Dave Simpson thought it was their best album in a while and said the album "takes a lead from 1980's superb The Black Album by skipping through genres" and "fabulous pop anthems such as "Perfect Sunday" may find them a new audience even now." ==Track listing==

Songwriting credits adapted from BMI. All songs written by Captain Sensible, except where noted. • "A Nation Fit for Heroes" (Sensible, Martin Newell) – 3:57 • "Under the Wheels" (Sensible, Pinch) – 5:02 • "Dr. Woofenstein" (Sensible, Pinch) – 5:54 • "Shallow Diamonds" – 3:34 • "Since I Met You" (Monty Oxymoron) – 4:07 • "A Danger to Yourself" – 4:04 • "Maid for Pleasure" – 4:34 • "Perfect Sunday" (Sensible, Dave Vanian) – 4:42 • "Nature's Dark Passion" (Oxymoron) – 4:11 • "Little Miss Disaster" – 4:23 • "Just Hangin'" – 3:58 • "Nothing" (Sensible, Stu West) – 3:41 • "Dark Asteroid" – 14:02 ::*(a). "Dark Asteroid Part 1" ::*(b). "Dark Asteroid Part 2" (Sensible, Vanian, Oxymoron, West, Pinch) Reissue bonus tracks • "Half Forgotten Memories" – 6:02 • "Aim to Please" – 2:43 • "Time" (B-side to "A Nation Fit for Heroes") – 3:41 == Personnel ==

Credits adapted from the album's liner notes. ;The Damned • Dave Vanian – lead vocals • Captain Sensible – guitar, backing vocals • Monty Oxymoron – keyboards, backing vocals • Pinch – drums, backing vocals • Stu West – bass ;Additional musicians • Bela Emerson – cello, saw on "Nature's Dark Passion" • The Brighton Gay Men's Chorus – vocal harmonies on "Dr. Woofenstein" • Lorraine Bowen – conductor, arranger on "Dr. Woofenstein" ;Technical • Adam Whittaker – engineer, mixing on "Nature's Dark Passion", "Since I Met You" and "Dark Asteroid" • Jim Spencer – mixing • Ewan Davies – engineer on "Perfect Sunday" and "Little Miss Disaster", mixing on "Little Miss Disaster" • Ben Moore – engineer (drum tracks) on "Dr. Woofenstein" • Adrian Wear – artwork, sleeve design ==Release history==