One of the biggest names in shoegaze makes their most uninspired album yet. Luckily My Bloody Valentine and Slowdive split up before this, knowing when shoegaze needed a rest.

Way too many guest appearance, and the overall sound is nothing like what Dre (and Snoop Dogg) brought on "The Chronic".

Dated one-hit wonder rock.

Somehow, this CD got more than one hit, despite how lifeless and bland it sounds.

Backstreet Boys do one of the worst crimes by returning the talentless, no instruments and lame dancing boy band movement of this time.

Three brothers and their take on lousy pop rock, and they also prove that making up a word can make your best song.

This supergroup was around since 1984, yet it took them 13 years to make them big with this lousy album. The English accent is painful to hear.

The best track by The Firm was "Affirmative Action" on Nas' 1996 album "It Was Written", when Cormega was in the group. The album, however, did not do good. The rhyming and beats are below par to each member's status, especially for Nas and AZ.

As if the Backstreet Boys didn't torture your ears enough, we got *NSYNC to help along!

The boy band everybody forgot about.

Vanilla Ice goes rapcore here, making their original version of "Ice Ice Baby" look like a grand work of art compared to the rapcore remake of "Too Cold".

Derrick Green gets a big F for trying to replace Max Cavalera. Not to mention the music here is completely sloppy and sterile.

Nas was definitely on something to release something as atrocious as this. He did make good music in 1999 though, which makes up a lot of "The Lost Tapes".

Hey, it's Pearl Jam's worst record yet. Wait a minute, it's Creed, the result of what happens when "No Code" gets played by rednecks.

This was overplayed then, and it was basically a sign of Sugar Ray sinking into the depths of pop.

U-God's best is apparently in Wu-Tang Clan, such as the beginning of "Da Mystery of Chessboxin". When he goes solo, he runs out of ideas and makes sub par rap that goes nowhere.

Just like Kris Kross, minus a member. Kids shouldn't be having record deals and rapping about how cool they are.

Wanna know something funny? There is one song that's safe radio rock, while the rest is a 2nd rate Kid Rock knockoff.

One of the worst to come out of this nu-metal explosion. Completely juvenile and laughable.

It's rather unfortunate that when A Tribe Called Quest split, the members couldn't hold their own. Q-Tip's solo album wasn't good, and neither is Phife Dawg's. Sometimes you just need to do things together.