THE LATEST PRAISE FOR SEATTLE LEGEND "UPCHUCK" is found in the Feb 27th 2008 issue of GOLDMINE MAGAZINE. The magazine gives it’s approval to a career-spanning collection entitled UPCHUCK:GONE BUT NOT FORGIVEN. The CD and digital album was recently released, and it’s getting high marks from critics . Bloggers from Seattle to Austin to Argentina have been taking note. THE ADVOCATE magazine went as far as dubbing UPCHUCK “The Gay Cobain”. Although the comparison is not musically accurate, Upchuck, who died from complications of AIDS in 1990 has long been cited as one of the leading inspirations of Seattle's alternative music scene. GOLDMINE calls the recently released album UPCHUCK: GONE BUT NOT FORGIVEN “a welcome release that gives people greater insight into the lesser-known aspects of Seattle’s music history“. This echoes Seattle author Charles R. Cross’s own evaluation. Cross, who’s Kurt Cobain bio ‘Heavier Than Heaven’ is being filmed as a major release says: "This long-awaited CD from the legendary Charles "Upchuck" Gerra finally sets right one of the lost chapters in Seattle's pre-grunge music era. Essential for anyone who loves punk rock, glam rock, or just groundbreaking music of any genre." The CD and digital download are available at amazon, i-tunes and all the other usual places, or go directly to www.dadastic.com