The Year of the Horse (1991) was recorded in Brussels and Rotterdam during October '90. It's a typical concert film from the era that does its job well.
The Value of Ignorance (1989) is a shorter session recorded in June '88 in London. It's been put through various image filters to make it more appealing to people with a wavering attention span. In truth, you could smother the visuals in putty and shit, but Sinéad's voice, the vibrancy and the bubbling anger that threatens to burst forth like a geyser, would still make it worth watching. If you hadn't guessed already, it's my favourite of the two. That version of Troy! Fuck yeah, Sinéad.
4 spits of fire out of 5
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