What Is the Weirdest Holiday Album You've Heard?

Justin Bieber has got to be the first pop star to release a Christmas album as his second official LP, and to be honest, it's kind of a bizarre move. It sounds like his label is so anxious to get what they can out of the Bieber Boom before the bubble bursts, they just had to get something profitable out immediately. But strange as it may be, "Under the Mistletoe" is hardly the weirdest holiday release out there.

Yahoo's Rob O'Connor put together a list of the fifteen weirdest holiday albums, and there are some absolute gems in there. Did you know there was a "Star Wars" Christmas album? A Hanukkah album by Borat's brother? (Perhaps even more shocking than a "Star Wars" Christmas album is the fact that it's actually not half bad.)

But not all of the albums on O'Connor's list are completely random. Take Bob Dylan's "Christmas in the Heart," for example. It took Dylan almost 70 years to release a holiday album, and when he finally did it turned out about how you'd expect: Friggin' weird. What's more awkward than hearing Bob Dylan sing about Santa Claus? The music video.

And we're just touching the surface. Snoop Dogg appears on two of the albums ("Christmas Is 4-Ever" by Bootsy Collins, and "Christmas on Death Row") and apparently Lindsay Lohan's sister Ali released a Christmas album. (It's called "Lohan Holiday," and Amy Grant is on it. 'Nuff said.)