A 15 song live set of trashy rock and roll!Reviewed on Slam's Reviews-"Cut Loose And Live" and I gotta say this is one impressive live album.Clocking in with 15 songs,this is one set that is sure to light a fire under your a**.We get a kool mix of covers and originals as well as some new tunes.Highlights include" Gasoline Radio"(a new tune),"Vampire Rocker","Looked 19" and" Hot Mess". Christian D And The Hangovers are in fine form here and as far as live albums go"Cut Loose And Live" is one of the better ones to come down the pike in the last couple of years. Definitely worth throwing a few of your hard earned bucks down on. Recommended With a style that looks to The Cramps, Nick Cave and Elvis, The Hangovers belt out distorted, punky rockabilly on record and on stage as if their lives depended on it."- Errol Nazareth, The Toronto Sun“Anyone who has seen him perform with his band (The Hangovers ) knows that he dishes out a feast of hard-edged, raw sound that reminds you of Shakin’ Stevens-gone-bad-boy meets Nick Cave,” Gricken says, offering a spot-on description of his music and persona.One of the scene’s most magnetic performers, the singer-guitarist says he just wants to “write songs and then burn myself to the ground playing them live. “It’s like a self-exorcism.Hopefully, it’s entertaining to watch. If I leave the stage wrung out and barely able to speak, then I feel like I’ve done my job."- Errol Nazareth, The Toronto Sun"From the Rawk music collective of Toronto's psychobilly nightlife comes a full-force, cow-punk movement known as Christian D & the Hangovers. The Hangovers kick their own brand of artfully crafted rockabilly into full overdrive when they hit the stage or studio, beating up every eardrum and instrument in their path. Drinking meets death (as they often do) and hillbilly meets downtown in a sonic...party where lyrical loose women are the cheerleaders. You'll boogie, you'll laugh, you'll fear, and if you’re lucky, you won't remember a thing the next day!"