If you see it as a "show" I agree it wasn't good. A K.C concert is not a "show" (and never was since the mid-70ies) in the common sense of the term, but a bunch of selected musicians very concentrated to play technically difficult parts the better they can, so as not to disappoint their Master (which will be disappointed anyway !).
And in the many K.C reincarnations I had the chance to see live I've never seen the musicians giving the impression to be happy to be there (or in the band). There should be some (extra-musical) reasons for this I won't debate about here.
But technically (and musically) speaking the two latest K.C concerts I attended were as close to perfection as possible, including the P.A sound and mix. I can easily live without the "show" aspect of rock concerts provided that the music and performance are good. And they were.
But I'm quite sure R.Fripp would disagree about this.
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