It's interesting to compare this review with Malachi's earlier one. They have different points of emphasis and Malachi was much less impressed with the sound quality, as he notes soundstage problems and inner groove distortion on the two primary LPs (especially Kid A) because they are cut much closer to the center than is usually considered optimal.

Speaking of sound quality, I fail to see how a disc where "...“static-y” overlay, the cause of which isn’t clear, overwhelms the mix, obfuscating the gorgeous vocals and deep undulating strings" on one song could possibly deserve a 10 for sound. IMO reviewers should review the actual LP they receive instead of giving it credit for a corrected re-press that may never materialize.
I don't mean to knock Nicholas' opinion, that's just mine.

I’m a Radiohead fan and have both originals on double 10”. I had the red vinyl of this on loan from my lovely local record shop and was not impressed so sent it back. Yes there is the distortion on HTDC but there were other parts with clicks and pops and strange sounds throughout. Even without this I’d not have declared Kid A as sounding particularly impressive. A 10 / 10 would be a huge stretch based on my experience. Maybe the black vinyl is a lot better?

Got mine from XL and went to their page to point out the problems. Don't think they're especially interested in hearing from people. No "Contact" link I saw, and when you click "About" you don't go anywhere. Not a good way to retain customers.

that you rate the sound 10/10! There's just no way, especially considering other LPs that are bestowed with that rating on this site. I respectfully disagree with you, though I appreciate the enthusiastic review. I love to see other Radiohead fans as passionate as me! However, I found this pressing to be quite inferior to earlier pressings, and still just as loaded as compression as the CDs (yet not as "clean" sounding). I didn't hear any sonic improvements; I ended up selling my copy that I bought directly from WASTE. I wish Radiohead would re-issue their catalogue without all of the unnecessary compression and limiting!