Saw them at the Wiltern in L.A. after Power to believe was released. Life changing. Like a religious experience.

Fantastic version of Elephant Talk! I love it when KC strays from the original recording and plays with the song to offer something new, something expansive, and often very exciting. Thanks for posting!

How cool must it have been to see them at such a small venue like the TLA in Philly? I'm totally jealous of all the folks in the comments who were there!

King Crimson =power personified ❤

This is so cool, I saw them the next day, they were brilliant!

Frakctured extraordinary as ever!

Thank you for uploadings this, truly interesting concert and a beautiful Deception of the Thrush

Improvs are incredible! Thank you for posting this rare records!

Awesome Concert!

Coda. Nothing has changed.. damned

I was there! Magnificent!

For evet... EXCELENT AND MUCH MOOOOOORE!!!!

sweet, I was there! My one KC show!

Really cool that they included Belew's field recording from DISCIPLINE for "Thela Hun Ginjeet"

Ahhh King Casey... i believe i was at this show if my memory serves me correctly.

Sheer Power and Ultimate Cool!

saw them at cmu in '81 - crowd was small, intimate ... the show was off the hook ! .. still have the concert tee-shirt !. and king crimson is coming to my town this fall - prolly have to go !

excellent!!!

Heavy.

Thank you wow

I’m 20 min away from the TLA. Fuck I know this was 23 years ago. But still hurts that I didn’t go

Theatre Of Living Arts Philadelphia, PA 11/16/00 - DAT Soundboard KC -Robert Fripp - Guitar -Adrian Belew - Guitar, Vocals -Pat Mastelotto - Electronic Percussion -Trey Gunn - Warr Guitar "Stomping along at a rate of notes, it’s interesting hearing the Thela immediately career down a different road via the spacey interlude before coming back into focus for the chugging punchfest that is LTIA Pt IV. This is a strong sounding set with the band rocking hard throughout though not without room for some off-piste moments. The first improv is an interesting melange of beat-boxy rhythms and the hand sonic bells melody that would later appear as The Power To Believe melody smeared with some vibrant day-glo guitar FX from which the moto perpetuo of FraKctured. And what a version! Just listen to Mastelotto and Gunn dig deep beneath Fripp’s hurtling lines in the trio section of the piece - it’s an astonishing feat of precision and power. After some gothic strings at the conclusion of Frying Pan the second improv prowls and growls into place with some roaring elephantosity courtesy of Trey Gunn. The second part thrums like some steam-belching industrial mechanism with Belew’s squealing guitar constantly ducking and diving between the galloping beats. Pat’s clearly having a wild time of it throughout the night with some crazy samples at the start of Dinosaur, during and at the end of it. And Mastelotto is the star of Frame By Frame, beating out fascinating patterns during the verses as every bit beguiling as the phasing from the guitarists at the front and end of the pieces." -(DGM/KING CRIMSON/ROBERT FRIPP official website)

Very nice

❤️

RED!

absolutely outstanding gonna go out on a limb and say this was Adriens night off but whoever took over vocals ..kudos well done they always were with precision adding difference to their lineup that has changed many times over the course..but damn this is amazing and i love adrien he was made for this band....well done as always dunno about the Toya thing but Fripp is Fripp God Save the King and Queen

Adrian Belew on vocals and NOT 73 drummers....THIS is CRIMSON....

Masters of noise

What personnel did the band include for this show?

is trey providing backing vocals at this part of thela hun ginjeet 6:49 ?

i was there. trey gunn was a monster.