Tranzophobia

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[8]
Los Angeles Times	[9]
MusicHound Rock: The Essential Album Guide	[10]

The Los Angeles Times praised "the joyfully adolescent attitude," writing that "the tuneful rush of early Buzzcocks and Undertones lives on."^[9] Trouser Press concluded that the production "is way too muddy, and the band's chunky sound is a little rag-tag sloppy in places, but the hooks are so ringing and the lyrics so first-rate, that, like the early Descendents, the record overcomes such troubles."^[11] NME deemed the tracks "the most addictive pop songs created over the past year."^[12] Best listed Tranzophobia as the fourth best album of 1989.^[13]

AllMusic wrote that "the songs charge forth with fuzzy, rapidly chorded guitars; the upbeat vocals are buttressed by anthemic harmonies, and the lyrics are the thoughts of young men searching for ways to solidify their identity while maintaining integrity."^[8] The Guardian called Tranzophobia a "classic first album."^[14]

All lyrics were written by Wiz, and all music was composed by M.C.4.

1. "Start"
2. "Pride and Prejudice"
3. "Severe Attack of the Truth"
4. "Paper Tiger"
5. "January"
6. "Twenty One Again"
7. "On Another Planet"
8. "Things I Never Said"
9. "New Year's Day"
10. "Occupation"
11. "Alternative Arrangements"
12. "Promise"
13. "What You've Got"
14. "Stupid Way to Die"