“Thank you very much, good evening,” says Adrian following a bulldozer rendition of Level Five. “I have but one announcement to make; please don’t take any photographs while we’re playing tonight. This man over here is kinda grumpy, he’s gettin’ kinda old, doesn’t like to have his picture taken and all that stuff. He will bugger off, he’ll bugger off and leave the stage so don’t take a picture. Take lots of pictures of Trey after the show,” he adds to general laughter from the audience.”

Does the open-air audience in Madrid pay any attention to this and the PA announcement that played over the opening soundscape? Fripp’s diary notes “Ade's announcement was followed immediately by a flash, just to let us know.”

Yet this is an incredibly strong show with some astonishing moments where it seems as though there’s double the number of musicians on stage such is the depth and power of the music and performance. This rendition of ProzKc Blues is a contender in the ‘best of the tour’ category, while there’s a razor-sharp aspect about Facts Of Life and Elektrik that has occasionally eluded these pieces on other dates. The savage intensity of Dangerous Curves adds yet another layer to the momentum of the show. Oh, and check out Frame By Frame - that's some serious finger-fraying cross-picking that is.
TRACK
TIME
01
Soundscape And Announcement
06:40
02
The Power To Believe I
00:39
03
Level Five
07:49
04
ProzaKc Blues
05:21
05
The ConstruKction Of Light
08:37
06
Facts Of Life
05:30
07
ELEKTRIK
07:45
08
The Power To Believe II
08:20
09
VROOOM
04:20
10
Dinosaur
06:09
11
One Time
06:55
12
Happy With What You Have To Be Happy With
04:01
13
Dangerous Curves
05:12
14
Larks' Tongues In Aspic Part IV
12:50
15
The Power To Believe III
07:49
16
Frame By Frame
06:17
17
Elephant Talk
04:40
18
Red
06:31

KC20030706Madrid - Luis Muñoz

KC20030706Madrid3 - Robert Fripp

KC20030706Madrid1 - Robert Fripp

KC20030706Madrid2 - Robert Fripp

KC20030706Madrid4 - Robert Fripp

KC20030706Madrid5 - Robert Fripp

KC20030706Madrid6 - Robert Fripp

KC20030706Madrid7 - Robert Fripp

KC20030706Madrid8 - Robert Fripp

KC20030706Madrid9 - Robert Fripp

KC20030706Madrid10 - Robert Fripp

KC20030706Madrid11 - Bill Munyon

KC20030706Madrid12 - Bill Munyon

KC20030706Madrid13 - Bill Munyon

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KC20030706Madrid17 - Carlos Senderos

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