Cath Carroll

Cath Carroll discography and artefacts

Cath Carroll was born in Bristol and raised in Swansea, Ipswich and finally, her family hometown of Manchester. In 1979 she joined forces with fellow Mancunian Liz Naylor to form the band Glass Animals in addition to co-editing the infamously vitriolic City Fun fanzine. Although the city then boasted an embarrassment of musical riches - Joy Division, New Order, Factory, Magazine, Buzzcocks - City's Fun's whining pages were loathe to admit this. Only The Fall, The Smiths and Ludus seem ever to have been singled out for praise, with Cath and Liz even managing the latter wayward band for a brief period in 1982/83. In 1980 the Glass Animals changed their name to the Gay Animals and, having worn out their welcome in the north of England, moved to London in 1984. They immediately broke up.
- extract from LTM Cath Carroll Biography
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Fac 179 When It All Comes Down 12-inch single
FAC 179 When It All Comes Down
Fac 189 Break The Code 7-inch single
FAC 189 Break The Code
Priceless Innuendos: The Factory Records demo
Priceless Innuendos: The Factory Records demo
Cath Carroll Catalogue
Factory Communications Ltd
FAC 151 Festival of the 10th Summer
FACT 210 England Made Me
FAC 221 Factory Contract Binder
FAC 255 Beast
FAC 303 Palatine Lane
FAC 304 Palatine (The Single)
FAC 305C 'Select' Factory Sampler
FAC 307 Moves Like You
FAC 315 Promo Package
FAC 317 'England Made Me' badge
FAC 339 MTV Special History of Factory
FACT 344 Palatine - The Factory Story / Vol. 4
FACT 400 Palatine - The Factory Story / 1979-1990
FACT 400V Palatine - The Free Vid
Factory Once
Too Young To Know, Too Wild To Care