I think that 1996, "Golden Heart" was the best tour too. It was my first "album" concert and I was in seventh heaven! The concert was about three hours long and songs from every era of DS and also MK's soundtrack works were played. I stood directly in front of MK and even had one of the "heavies" looking after me, so that I could see everything!
I really loved KTGC also - it was magical! I was at the first two nights in Amsterdam and it was lovely not to know which songs would be played and to meet for the first time lots of members of this forum. Also songs from my favourite MK album, "The Ragpicker's Dream" were played. It certainly wasn't overrated and, for me, it wasn't because John McCusker was playing, because one of my favourite recordings is from Red Rocks and JM was not present at that concert.
I really loved the "Shangri-La" tour too. This is also one of my favourite albums and the performance, imo, at Edinburgh was sublime.
For me, though, unfortunately STP at the RAH was the worst concert I attended by MK. I came home feeling really depressed, partly because I was too far away from the stage and didn't feel part of it all and, frankly, MK's playing didn't do anything for me either. It was a very low part of being an MK fan for me and it took a lot to get me on-board again. I wasn't too partial to Mike Henderson either - imo his guitar was just too strident.