It's not easy to write your own music. So why not do the next best thing, and make a whole album consisting of popular songs from another band? And while you're at it, why not completely change the songs so that absolutely nothing that was good about them remains? And while you're at that, why not just run around the streets throwing your own feces at people? Welcome to the world of the tribute album, where bad musicians pay homage to their favorite music. By destroying it. For example... Advertisement

12 Pickin' On Creed: A Bluegrass Tribute Continue Reading Below Advertisement It's no small task to make Creed's music even more hate worthy, but this is a step in the right direction. When it comes to bluegrass music, there's a fine line between O Brother Where Art Thou and Deliverance. Unfortunately, the tunes on this tribute lean heavily toward the latter. In other words, listening to this tribute album is like having your ear drums raped in the woods by Scott Stapp. Probably. Best Line From the Album Description: "The songs are still the same, just stripped of their power and muscle and presented from a different, more organic perspective."

11 Smooth Sax Tribute to Norah Jones Continue Reading Below Advertisement If you're anything like us, you probably find the adult-oriented pop stylings of Norah Jones a little too aggressive for your delicate sensibilities. Thankfully, this tribute album addresses that issue by turning the excitement down well past zero. The backing tracks are mostly unchanged, but Jones's snore inducing vocals are replaced by the most heart-pounding tenor saxophone playing this side of Kenny G. Just thinking about it is enough to make us want a nap. Best Line From the Album Description: We couldn't find an album description. We're assuming whoever was in charge of writing one fell asleep while listening to this shit. They don't call her Norah the Snorer for nothing. Continue Reading Below Advertisement