White Album Deluxe Anniversary edition

I have found that the physical quality of new vinyl, across the board, is hit and miss. About 1 in 7 pressings, even on on 180 grams, will begin to pop and crackle after just a few plays. I have a quality cartridge, but it makes no difference. Why does this problem occur when back in the day, vinyl was pretty much 100% reliable? I have read on Audiogon and other sites that some of today’s vinyl may be recycled from older records. Hope that is just a rumor, but something is causing these defective copies. . . .

A second version from Amazon also skips in the same spot on sides 1 and 2. Goners beware. The deadwax info refers to Miles 1/2 speed Abbey Road Room 30. Maybe time for a shot at Quality Records pressing.

Sounds absolutely stunning. Another fantastic job from Giles Martin and the gang at Abbey Road.

Unfortunately some of the Hoffman lot seem to think otherwise;.

George martin did a lot of damage
Let's get that right

George Martin was not there for much of the Album?