sentences:  Reviewing "Sex and Soul" in "" (1981), Robert Christgau wrote, "Roy Hammond is a driven artist—he cut this in his garage—and his compulsiveness comes out in the lyrics; despite convincing asides about racism and Vietnam, his title ought to be "Infidelity and Suffering".The songs are raw and outspoken, and the suffering's in the voice even more than the words—he strains its paradoxically mellow limits sometimes, so seekers after the Perfect Note should seek elsewhere.But old Swamp Dogg fans will put aside their feminist reservations and learn how the other half lives."