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Battles do storming puzzle pop set at Carling Weekend : Leeds FestivalBattles played a storming puzzle pop set tonight (August 26) at Carling Weekend: Leeds Festival.
The New York band were watched by a number of indie legends during their set on the Carling Stage.
Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea and Dinosaur Jr.'s J Mascis and Murph watched the band from the side of the stage.
The band's set was also appreciated by Yannis Philippakis from Foals.
They played a set culled from debut album 'Mirrored' including single Atlas.
They played:
'Race : Out'
'TIJ'
'SZ II'
'Tras'
'Tonto'
'Atlas'
'Leyendecker'
'Race In'
Check back to NME.COM all weekend for backstage reports, interviews, gossip and news from Carling Weekend: Reading and Leeds Festivals. "Hilly Kristal was the best of men in the worst of places"
Tributes continue to pour in for Hilly Kristal this evening (August 28) from legendary CBGB performers including Patti Smith and Talking Heads.
Debbie Harry and Little Steven Van Zant each made heartfelt tributes today to the CBGB founder who died yesterday from lung cancer. He was 75.
Tom Tom Club's Tina Weymouth, a founding member of Talking Heads told NME.COM:
"Hilly was the best of men in the worst of places. Humble, we think of him tranquilly sweeping the front sidewalk after long hours of hardcore mayhem. He was impossible to intimidate. He kept his cool, first with the Hell's Angels, then with the punks, and finally, to the end, with the little bourgeois landlord who, not content with milking the city of millions with a phony "hospice" operation (the flop house upstairs), opted to evict him in favor of even more lucrative rents from some corporate chain store that, with ironic justice, has never materialized. (And who would dare? That hallowed block bounded by Joey Ramone Way is still too sacrosanct.)"
Weymouth also compared Hilly to the recently deceased Tony Wilson saying:
"Hilly was never much tempted to cash in on the success he was instrumental in helping his bands to achieve. Akin to our great UK favorite, Tony Wilson, his art was the artless willingness to support us to grow better utterly without favoritism."
Commenting on Kristal's plan to re-open CBGB in Las Vegas, Weymouth said:
"When he was made to leave the Bowery he took it all with him- graffitti'd walls, the stiletto etched bar, the neon signs with the greasy dust an inch thick, the toilets (never mind what still clung to them!). He took it all to be rebuilt in the seediest part of that revolting West Coast mecca of the decadent, Las Vegas. He did it for the kids.
Meanwhile, Patti Smith paid tribute to Kristal on her website, with a poem entitled 'Hilly Kristal: The Good Shepard', the last paragraph of which reads:
"I never really knew him outside of CBGB'S. But
he was always there. His door was always open. And
when he fell asleep we never had to be quiet.
Hilly Kristal was the good shepherd of a flock
of black sheep. We are forever grateful."