But as Mr. Strickland carefully wends his way through a tight section, he suddenly flips upside down in the 55-degree water.
But at higher speeds, especially on the tighter sections of Topanga Canyon or Mulholland Highway, the car dipped and dived where it should have gripped the road.
But it is overwhelmingly the case that played music is what gets sampled – music of the 70s particularly, when analogue recording quality was at its peak but drum machines and sequencers had yet to replace tight rhythm sections).
Unfortunately for the Walkmen, a band who mix chugging grooves, a tight rhythm section and thin, strained vocals, they really do sound like the Strokes.
The slide around Kapoor's tower will be 76 metres high, and will include a tight corkscrew section named bettfeder, the German word for bedspring.
Then a long left and a tight infield section; foot hard down out of the corners and the tail drifts beautifully, controllably, thrillingly.
In addition to a tight rhythm section, with Gerald Cannon on bass and Francisco Mela on drums, he works here with Mr. Valentin, an energetic flutist, and Mr. Turre, a debonair presence on trombone.
Alex White and Beatty are a really tight rhythm section; they gallop headlong through the group's first single 'Pick up the Phone' and fire into 'I Can't Stand to Stand beside You' with a hammering bassline and neat snare work.
The combination of an incredibly tight rhythm section backing crunching guitars and a genius for writing largely one-paced three-chord anthems with single-entendre titles (You Shook Me All Night Long, Sink the Pink, Go Down) has shifted 200m albums worldwide, and 1980 album, Back in Black, is the second-biggest-selling LP of all time.
Watch here Using three horns and a big, tight rhythm section (with guest Jason Marsalis adding righteous New Orleans grooves to a couple of numbers), League's tunes prowl the entire jazz-rock landscape, integrating reggae, funk and Afro-Cuban rhythms with blistering ensemble passages and solos that had the crowd at Shoreditch's XOYO yelping for more.
