A list of links to the music and words of What Katy Did Next
What Katy Did Next was formed in Hull in 1979 by Paul Moller and Mark Fell
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- Mind Machine 1 (Cosmotronic Nexus Villaxity Mix) - December 2009
- Jibberish 23 - Late 2009
- Uuby Duuby - 2009
- Marmalade Jam - January 2009
- It Vanishes and We Have Seen Nothing - SoundSplash, 1983+1983+2008
- Swine (1) - December 2008
- Swine (2) - December 2008
- Swine (3) - December 2008
- Armageddon Time - Dub Reggae on the banjo, 2008
- Remixes and Banjo - Balls Deep, October 2008
- 13MEI - The first new music from WKDN since 1995, May 2008
- Out of the Cack-House - Spoken Word & Animal Noises, March 2008
- Turn On Yer Fleshy Spoons - 21st August 1990
- Mad Opera - 17th August 1990
- Blue Creek - 14th August 1990
- Heavy Petting - 7th August 1990
- Naked Throat Rhythm - 24th July 1990
- Biblical Sex - 3rd July 1990
- Hot Air Assassination - 19th June 1990
- Wobbly Bob - 5th June 1990
- Diddly Dump - 20th May 1990
- He Forgives Her - 15th May 1990
- Long Time Gone - 22nd April 1990
- Dropped A Clanger - 21st April 1990
- Bring A Halibut - 17th February 1990
- Liver Lover - 20th January 1990
- I'm Captain Mainwaring - 13th January 1990
- Dublin - 10th December 1989
- Manchester - 12th November 1989
- Demos and 1 Live - Mid / Late 1989
- Evidence Of The Spirit - 10th September 1989
- Gertrudes Retreat - 19th August 1989
- Mrs Snells Fishcakes - 15th August 1989
- Hoodoo Lovelight - 30th July 1989
- How Not To Yodel - 26th July 1989
- Are We On - June 89 (compilation)
- The Rubber Band - April / May 1989 (compilation)
- Boiled For 3 Minutes - 12th March 1989
- Just Call Me Norman - 21st February 1989
- Slum Pig - 12th February 1989
- The End Of The Tether - 5/7th February 1989
- Donkey Man - 31st January 1989
- False Teeth, A Bald Head, Glasses... - 17th January 1989
- Mothers Tush - 30th November 1988
- King George - 13th November 1988
- Arse Wagon Flu - 30th October 1988
- Drool And Dribble - August 1988
- In The Garden Again - 19th June 1988
- Go On Trev - 14th June 1988
- Not Doing it For Nowt - 24/31 May 1988
- In The Garden 94 - 22nd May 1988
- Live at The Blue Bell Inn - 17th May 1988
- Its Frank Zappa (part one) - 26th April 1988
- Its Frank Zappa (part two) - 26th April 1988
- The Little Vermifuge - 19th April 1988
- Warm Beer and Cold Women - 12th April 1988
- Spam Town - 29th March 1988
- Cack and Commotion - 26/29 January 1988
- Constipation In The Bunker - early 1988
- Un Petit D'une Petite - 9/11 1987
- Drunk In Wilmslow Blues - June to October 1987
- Antiphon For The Moon - Funeral ritual for Mark Fell, Adelphi Club, 6th July 1986
- Preparations For The External Circus Part One - Paul Moller, Ian Craven, early 1986
- Mark Fell - The Voice Of Pan 1985/6
- UFOs In Your Cornflakes - Week 23 of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- The End Of Nothing - Week 22 of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- Midget Gems - Week 21 of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- Blancmange Black Pudding - Weeks 17, 18, 19 of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- It Helps If You Are Mad - Week 16 (Part 1) of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- It Helps If You Are Mad - Week 16 (Part 2) of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- It Helps If You Are Mad - Week 16 (Part 3) of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- Foxtrot Tango Echo - Week 14 of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- It's Yakimoto - Weeks 11, 12, 13 of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- Marvelous Landscapes Greet The Voyagers - Week 10 (Tape 1) of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- Coastal Biology Of Temperate Seas - Week 10 (Tape 2) of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- Night Combat Of Small Infantry Units - Week 10 (Tape 3) of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- I Want To Be A Moo Cow - Week 9 of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- Foot Of Our Stairs - Weeks 7 & 8 of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- I Didn't Want To Mention It - Week 7 of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- Abandon Ship - Week 6 of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- Doncha Come Down No More - Weeks 4 & 5 of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- Mother Get Up Those Stairs - Weeks 1 to 3 of The Riverside Sessions, 1985
- Somebody Pull the Chain - Compilation circa 1985 (Riverside)
- Mark Fell - Lipstick Arcade 1985
- A Mato Chup Experience Part A - 24th October 1983
- A Mato Chup Experience Part B - 24th October 1983
- A Mato Chup Experience Part C + D - 24th October 1983
- Down With Imperialism - 3rd September 1983
- Square Of The Appalling Mobile - 13th April 1983
- Make Her Rainbows - early 1983
- The Big Perhaps - mid 1982
With thanks to - Paul Moller, Kevin Rudeforth, Trevor Simpson, Grant Ardis, Nick Hogg,
Terry Parkinson, Ian Butler, Cess, Mark Heathcote, Chris Hunter,
Gary Burroughs [deceased], Ian Craven [deceased], Johnny Tasker [deceased],
Mark Fell [deceased]
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