We interrupt our regularly scheduled programming, for a review. I know you're thrilled. So am I. Here's the deal, I am a part of a viral bloggers network (which is more than a little ironic considering I am horrible at blogging regularly) in which I get free books and music in exchange for writing briefly about them.

Now I do my best to stay positive on here. By nature, I am a pretty positive, hopeful guy. But every now and then I come across something so awful that nothing positive can be said. (Considering that I have been told to be brutally honest in these reviews), I introduce to you The Red Letters Project. The Red Letters Project claims to be a "one-of-a-kind Rock and Pop tour-de-force built on the real Rock, Jesus…blending the timeless life-changing text with a musical medium resonant with a new generation." Doubtful.

In reality, the multiple cd set takes all of the "red letters' found in Matthew and sets them over poor, uninspired music. Think of taking the most powerful message in the history of mankind and then singing the words over the worst of Christian radio. It's unmelodic, void of style and originality, full of awkward vocal flow, without any sense of poetry or rhythm, and well, just plain bad.

I laughed. I cringed. I almost cried. I give it one out of five stars.