Sound blead through on LP

your fine, this is a natural affect of vinyl play.

I think it's called "Pre-Echo" and is indeed a part of vinyl playback.

Two forms: One is caused by pressing issues, those are alway exactly one revolution of the LP befor the loud music starts.
The other is a master tape print through, and can be any varied length of time in seconds before the loud music starts.
So usally it is only noticable when a very quiet passage, (or the blank space before a passage starts) before a loud passage.
And it is natural in any resolving Lp playback system.
(I used to believe it was always a master tape print through, but have learned it is also from pressing/disc cutting issues)

Yeah analog has some serious issues. This problem is easily audible between tracs but the fact is that "bleed" occurs all the time - right through an entire album (or analog tape).

Although, to be fair digital, has its share of issues too.

A well know example of master tape bleed through is on Whole Lotta Love, Led Zeppelin