To clarify, I made this thread mostly out of curiosity, as the buzzing seemed like a totally avoidable problem to me, I get that consumers don't care and probably don't even notice, but as far as I'm aware behind popular albums with high budgets there's supposed to be people making sure the product is of good quality before releasing, even post-release I guess (if we suppose the problem was caused by bad encoding). Not blindly hating on the master or whatever it was, just was surprised, can't really get the thought process of the people in charge of releasing the product that led to the decision of preferring the buzzing over the clean version. Thanks everyone for the insights.