“Not since Manic Street Preachers or Hello Disaster have I heard anyone brave enough to actually try to invest their music with this much literate truth, intelligence, and good hearted, plain out, rebellious guts. ” - General Labor
“In a country that now unabashedly employs a mislead, divide, conquer, rob, starve, and crush methodology against its own populace, Dissed appears like nothing less than a rock n' roll Robin Hood, laying the blame squarely where he thinks it belongs: on the doorstep of the fat cats, warmongers, race baiters, corporate shills, economy looters, double-speaking conservatives, and phony liberals who aren't just trying, but succeeding, at steering our once-mighty Land of the Free into its current sad and abysmal tailspin.”
Gutter Gospel By General Labor: John Dissed Intv, David Swanson, 80s Music, Rejecting MSM, Gender Is Not Character & Stop Worshipping Bad Rich People, Boiling Frogs, Jill Stein Rocks, Unapologetically Anti-War, Not Following The Mad Herd! Dare To Be Different!
Remix of 2011 acoustic "Flesh of Things".
When the Labeled Nothings remix of his song "Flesh of Things" showed up on the interwebs, JD thought it was a good time to start a Substack.
Dissed keeps the talking to a minimum while hosting an hour of mostly new music.
Bull Lee Records has posted the 'American University' 24-Bit Download on BandCamp for $7. You can also order the CD on the same page for just $3 more, which also includes the download!
Fake progressive Nomiki Konst has crossed the line with anti-Jimmy Dore insanity. A couple of her tweets in response to #ForceTheVote moved JD to write this.
Upon reading a NY Post article about activists pushing for John Lennon's "Imagine" to replace "The Star Spangled Banner" as our new national anthem, JD posted this Medium article.
Check out JD's new Summer Covers playlist. One new cover is posted each week. Follow along on Facebook.
Check out the new lyric video for "Dirty Business".
“He is a middle finger in the Botoxed face of yuppie ex punks in this embarrassing era of self stroking consumer obsession and cable brainwashing. ” - Geordie S. Pleathur
— Veglam