Some home stereos have this problem. The key is of course finalizing the CD but if you remember not changing anything. Try burning the CD in the slowest speed possible this will help ensure the quality. The slower the better. Secondly you might need to give the laser sensor in your stereo a clean. There are many products out there.
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