Decidedly mixed feelings on this album - which is actually more positive than I thought I would feel about it. Parts of it feel like a 'Joseph'-style take on the story, as if they went "Let's brush aside the question of good taste altogether, and just have fun here". The rest of it, while not spectacular, seems to at least tells a coherent story with decent character journeys, whether true to life or not. (It possibly helps that I was slightly too young/disinterested, in real life, to have been hugely aware of Diana's life as it actually happened.)