Surround Music Awards 2003 High Fidelity Review Readers' Choice Award After the award for Frank Zappa the next most anticipated award was the High Fidelity Review Readers' Choice Award presented by our own Buzz Goddard to Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon'.
Best Mix - Non-Orchestral Jeff Skillen of DTS with one award for Best Mix: Non-Orchestral, won by Queen's 'The Game' in a tie with 'Alison Krauss and Union Station Live'.
Best Mix - Orchestral Amanda Sweet of Telarc accepts the Best Mix: Orchestral award for 'Alan Hovhaness: Mysterious Mountains'.
Best High-Resolution Stereo-Only Release In a repeat of last year, David Swartz of Hi-Res Music (flanked by Al Schmitt and Ed Cherney) takes home the award for Best High-Resolution Stereo-Only Program, won by 'Soular Energy' by the Ray Brown Trio, one of three Hi-Res Music releases nominated in this category.
Best Made-for-Surround Title The "Godfather" of Surround Music and last year's Surround Pioneer Award winner, Elliott Scheiner, wins again, this time for Steely Dan's 'Everything Must Go' which won the Best Made-for-Surround Title.
Surround Trailblazer Award Marty Porter, Sr. Vice President and Publishing Director of United Entertainment Media, winner of a surprise special award. Nigel Pond.

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