Jack White - Lazaretto - Hidden Track on Side 1, "I Love Some Weed" at 78 RPM 

+Oscar Buelna Why would it?

Unlike 78 rpm shellac records from the 50s and before, this pressing used the standard microgroove groove cutting but at 78rpm, further it's vinyl not shellac that were filled with abrasives like old records, so it won't wear your stylus. Additives were used on the old records to make them less brittle (but they were still brittle.) Use the same stylus as 33 and 45 rpm records for Jack's record. Old 78s had much wider grooves, typically 2 mill to 6 mil. 3 mil is typically used. Conical shaped stylus were required or else damage to both the stylus and the record would occur.

..I've seen the needle.. ..and the damage done.

+disda1n side 2 hidden tracks sounds like a baby singing a bed time song.

Without modification, automatic turntables aren't going to work with this. Use a manual turntable.

farswept It's hard to explain how it's done but whenever it's stopped, it's always a single line.