VERY NOISY CDS

I imported several cd's (second hand) and when I listened to two of them, I heard a sound overlaying the music that was a combination of white noise and a kitchen sink garbage disposal. Both are from the same manufacturer. No problems with the others. Error correction does not eliminate the noise.
1. Has any one had a similar experience?
2. Is there software that may eliminate this noise?
Since this music was useless, I put all of the tracks into trash, emptied trash and disconnected my Internet modem. Then I reinserted the CD into the MBP and the display showed the track names that are transmitted by Gracenote! This should not be, so I inserted the CD into my other MBP and got the expected response, 'track 01, track 02' etc.
3. Any thoughts why after emptying trash, the track information would appear. Does iTunes retain track information? Does one have to empty trash in the secure mode? Very much a puzzle for me.

Hi
I assume the drive is running with highest speed while ripping the CDs.
This would cause such vibrations.
I noticed a similar drive behavior on my non Toshiba notebook.
Since my CD/DVD drive is working fine and all disks can be read, I dont think its a hardware problem
I assume you CD/DVD drive can read the disks properly too. Right?
Well, in my opinion you should not be worried because of such vibration but of course you can also ask the local Toshiba ASP technician for a other opinion

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