Rush - Moving Pictures Blu-ray disc rot

[J. PUPSTER]

I'm starting to wonder if there is one particular European pressing plant that is having quality control issues, as I don't recall much on this subject from Japan or USA manufactured discs

Anyone with these US discs having a problem?

Europe version-
https://www.discogs.com/Rush-Moving-Pictures/release/3850394
US version-
https://www.discogs.com/Rush-Moving-Pictures/release/3167320

 

[Soundfield]

Doesn’t matter where they were made, commercial grade optical discs aren’t really a long term storage medium. A microscopically thin metal film subject to oxidation sandwiched between two layers of porous and brittle polycarbonate is a fundamentally flawed design. They’ll all rot sooner or later. If you’re lucky they might last fifty years, if you’re unlucky they might last fifty weeks!

 

[hwkn]

Mine plays fine.The only disc i'm having trouble with is the Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here Blu ray.[the WYWH disc is badly scuffed up]

 

[formatc]

FYI

From what I can remember if you bought the immersion set from Amazon they sent out a Blu-ray replacement disc as the original WYWH was found to be faulty.

Back to disc rot. Ive still got my very first CD which I bought back in 1985 and it still plays perfectly.

It's stored in the same rack as the Rush Blu-ray so its reasonable to think the Blu-ray should have lasted.

 

[JediJoker]

Just checked my U.S. disc. No visual signs of rot. All tracks/videos/extras played fine in my Oppo BDP-103D and Panasonic DP-UB820-K.