But its message rings loud and clear.
He also likes the electronic pioneers Kraftwerk, which rings loud bells.
The message rings loud: you can't stop the music, and woe to those who try.
The message throughout, that media and technology limit the possibility of complex expression, rings loud and true.
The message that education is a public good, and that it should be available to all regardless of finances, rings loud and true.
But spring is middle ground, when the call for golden crackly fried morsels still rings loud, but so does the siren song of salad.
With the ground so quiet, the sound of one drunken barracker rings loud: "Ambrose you're rubbish!" he bellows, "get the bloody hell on with it".
Cynthia Bower, the CQC chief executive, said: "We want to ensure that the voice of patients rings loud and clear in every NHS trust.
In this more serious alphabet book, "A is for Alarm that rings loud and clear," "E is for the Engine exiting the bay," "W is for Water flowing higher and higher".
Leeds have scored the most goals and conceded the fewest in the divison, and the tight squad and staff huddle at the end of the match, orchestrated by Wise, emphasised that the famous Leeds ditty "Marching on together" rings loud and true this year.
Still, there's something about Richard's restless ennui in the first scene of this production, which opened on Tuesday night at the American Airlines Theater, that rings loud and true with New Yorkers sinking into the gray oatmeal of January in the city.
