Ianw9633

I've heard that some people use water on them when they buy old used records but I feel like that would mess them up, am I wrong?

I'm going to assume you probably want a hefty price for the MCR record? I hardly ever see anything by them that isn't over $150

Would a regular anti-static brush work for deep dirt though? Or do I need to use a solution?

Yeah, it doesn't have a way to change weight automatically (I bought that one in particular because I'm new to buying records and wanted a player that wouldn't cost me too much but something that was at least decent) However I played another record that was covered in dust, released by the same label about a year difference and after cleaning it it sounded pretty good and played all the way through without any major problems except a little bit of fuzzyness at points

I'm using an Audio Technica LP-60

What would I be checking? I played other records after it and they play just fine without any issues

So I recently bought a used record and it appears to be in great condition (except a little bit of dust) but when I played it, after about 5 seconds into the first track it started skipping all around the song to later points in the song. The person I bought it from said he tested it before he sent it and it played fine for him. Is there a way to fix this?