Fold A to B

Fold A to B

Infobox Album
Name = Fold A To B
Type = studio
Artist = The Salads


Released = 2003
Recorded =
Genre =
Length =
Label = Maui Wowie
Producer =
Reviews =
Last album = Who's That? E.P.
This album = Fold A To B
Next album = Australian Sampler

"Fold A to B" is the second full-length album by Canadian punk rock band The Salads. It was released in 2003, on Maui Wowie Records, and distributed by Emi Music Canada. It is an enhanced CD, and features the videos for both "Get Loose", and "Who's that Kat?".

Recorded in the fall of 2002, this album was The Salads' breakthrough album. It spawned three hit singles, "Get Loose", "The Roth Kung Fu", and "Unhappy", which were all radio hits in Canada. the first single, "Get Loose", was featured in a few Labatt Blue commercials, and was the most successful single from this album, and got steady play on MuchMusic upon its release. It was also on the soundtrack to Euro Trip. The band was also featured playing the song in an episode of Instant Star. This song along with "The Roth Kung Fu" were featured in the six season of .

Track listing

# Get Loose (2:24)
# Free Your Pain (2:59)
# Unhappy (3:42)
# The Roth Kung Fu (2:35)
# Time 4 Change (3:02)
# Who's That Kat? (3:16)
# 2 Kool 4 Skool (2:53)
# Forever & a Day (2:59)
# Why It Gotta Be (3:23)
# Who We Are (2:56)
# Whachewlookinah?! (Woop Woop) (2:29)
# Come Around (3:49)

Album Credits

*Chuck Dailey: Bass, Backing Vocals
*Libydo: Dancer, Backing Vocals
*Mista D: Vocals
*Dave Ziemba: Guitar
*Grant Taylor: Drums, Backing Vocals

ource of name

*The booklet for this disc features a fold-in, to support the name of the album. When folded, it shows the band's answer to many suggestions that they change their name. Inspired by a similar regular feature in "Mad".


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