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soberdune
joined June 2026
- 52
- albums rated
- 3.8 /5
- average rating
- 2
- reviews
2026 in music →Achievements →Library →Diary →Shows →
Badges
- Founding member
- Rock Specialist
- 10 albums rated
- First review
- Alternative Listener
- Alternative Rock Listener
- Hard Rock Listener
- +8All badges
±0.7★ vs community · 49 shared albums
Recently rated
B Sides Win Vol. 3 2003-2011
Sloan
2.0 out of 5 stars
Turnaround / I'm Hooked
54 Ultra
3.0 out of 5 stars
I Thought That I Was Ready For You
Sloan · B Sides Win Vol. 3 2003-2011
2.0 out of 5 stars
What's the Rush?
chandol
3.5 out of 5 stars
Even Though
Sloan · B Sides Win Vol. 3 2003-2011
2.5 out of 5 stars
Let's Go Far: Vol. 1
Phillip Phillips
3.5 out of 5 stars
Tell Me Something I Don't Know
Sloan · B Sides Win Vol. 3 2003-2011
2.5 out of 5 stars
Step On It, Jean
Sloan · B Sides Win Vol. 3 2003-2011
2.0 out of 5 stars
Mechanical Bull
Kings of Leon
3.5 out of 5 stars
Pablo Honey
Radiohead
4.5 out of 5 stars
Vampire Weekend
Vampire Weekend
3.5 out of 5 stars
Sempiternal
Bring Me the Horizon
4.0 out of 5 stars
Taste profile
Genres, weighted by stars given · 31 total
- Alternative Rock134.1★
- Rock103.3★
- Hard Rock83.9★
- Indie73.4★
- Punk Rock54.2★
Average rating by decade
- 1960s3.5
- 1970s3.6
- 1980s3.8
- 1990s3.8
- 2000s3.9
- 2010s3.9
- 2020s3.7
Tempo of what you rate
avg 125 BPM · 39 albums- Slow · ≤97
- 0%
- Mid · 98–144
- 95%
- Fast · 145+
- 5%
- Most rated
- Toughest on
Most stars given to
Dream Theater
3.8 average over 3 albums · since Jun 2026 out of 5 stars
- Progressive Metal
Ask anyone and they would say you listen to alternative rock and rock.
47% of the stars on this panel went under the line. No chart will ever put these names next to yours.
soberdune presents
Alternative Rock · by the stars you gave
Turboneger · The Offspring · IAMX
gates open when you press play
Rating fingerprint
How the stars fall
Most often 3.5★ (15 albums)
Last 12 months
52 ratings this year · busiest Jun
Bookends
89 days apart
Recent reviews
All reviews →Digital-only bonus track issued with Never Hear The End Of It, cut at the Sony building in Toronto in 2006, which is about how it sounds; a four-piece could play it in a basement, nobody would ask them to. It held, barely.
barnett said this one almost sounds like a different band and he was being generous. it's a first-wave punk record more than anything they did after, closer to the dils than to on the impossible past, and the harmonies are already there even if the songs aren't. sir yes sir still gets shouted for at shows by about nine people. i'm one of them.
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