After one listen last night, I give this one an 8. I was very impressed with the fidelity - probably the best this album has ever sounded. Surround mix is good, but it did not strike me as one of SW's very best, but maybe that's the material he had to work with. I just felt as if it sounded very safe. When I listen to a surround mix, I want it to not only immerse me in the music (which this mix does) but also open up new avenues for hearing music that I have listened to countless times before. Don't get me wrong - this sounds wonderful, but it did not give me the goosebump feeling that my favorite "10" surround mixes have done.
Again, some of this reaction might be due to the material. I've always liked the album, but there are songs that are just a bit flat. I also find Mel Collins' sax to be a little cheesy and very much of its time - I would have preferred more Snowy White guitar solos in place of the sax solos.
All in all, I'm glad I have this for an occasional listen, but I don't anticipate that I'll be reaching for it all that much.