The three reviewers welcome feedback from the artistes and the public about the column. Send your comments to bussdem@hotmail.com or mail in your songs to 'Mus Buss' at the Gleaner Company, 7 North Street, Kingston. This week the muss buss/cyaan buss team will be reviewing Rootz Underground's Hammer.

X Factor: "Alrite even though you would neva find a tune like dis a play inna mi car, umm it alrite, it can listen to if yuh into dat kinda vibe ... what kinda music yuh woulda call dis though?"

Lady Boo: "Isn't it reggae or roots rock?"

Witch: "Yeah I think it's reggae wid a little rock vibe to it."

X Factor: "Dem name sound like a rock band though, maybe dat throw me off somewhat."

Lady Boo: "It does have a likkle bit of rock but more laid back, it can listen to."

Witch: "I like di beat, the instruments in dere yuh really hear which isn't common in a lot of popular songs today."

X Factor: "Yeah a mean one can always appreciate live instruments bringing back a taste of di real authentic music."

Lady Boo: "And the lyrics are soothing, di words are encouraging, welcome change to what's happening now."

Witch: "Yeah they have a strong rasta vibe to dem and dis the first song from dem I've heard since their last popular song Victims of a System. They are a hard group to classify cause dem different."

Lady Boo: "Just classic reggae music wid a strong message."

Witch: "It kinda remind me of Bob in a way ... when dem seh 'hammer it down' it sound like sumting he woulda seh."

X Factor: "Is a nice likkle jamming vibe and dis music will definitely appeal to persons who still into the whole authentic reggae sound. So I woulda give it a buss."

Lady Boo: "So would I."

Witch: "Here Here."