DJ Magazine Various Live it Up Primavera Itís a strange world sometimes. The other day I was reminiscing about life a few years ago, and what music I was listening to at the time. Whatever happened to Transglobal Underground? I thought to myself. I had vague memories of seeing them at a club and remembered liking their one and only memorable single "Templehead", with it's hypnotic chants and utopian message of music as a universal language. Then what should turn up on my doorstep the next morning? This compilation with Templehead slap bang in the middle of a mix of early and mid nineties forgotten club classics. There is a god, maybe. "Live it up" was compiled by Flystyle and Mellow, the same team responsible for the excellent soundtrack to the BBC's E generation drama "Loved Up". Dreadzones anti CIA rant "Fight the Power" sets the tone , continuing the anti-establishment message conveyed subtly by the artwork, a close up shot of someone enjoying a large bifta. Other highlight include the piano-pop of Sunscreem, Eatstatics debut "Gulf Breeze", Bedrock's "For what you dream of", and, pick of the bunch, Pete Lazonbyís epic, blissed out "Sacred Cycle", which brings the album to a spine tingling close. "Parental guidance Advised: Smoke Pot" reads the sticker attached, just in case anyone hasn't got the message. OK, if you insist 9/10.