I don't think your observation and preferences are unique.
I have both analog and digital sources.
Streaming provides is much easier to change music than my turn table.
And I do notice pops on some LPs.
What I also notice is the LP experience is different - the selection of music. The engagement with others if joining me in a listening session. And the sound typically is more 'rhythmic' is the word I'll use. The resonance and vibrations in the room are more natural.
Is the sound floor as quite - not if there's a pop on a record. Are the highs as high...I notice them to be less harsh and symbol crashes have a natural ring to them.
Both have their time and place for me.
I have both analog and digital sources.
Streaming provides is much easier to change music than my turn table.
And I do notice pops on some LPs.
What I also notice is the LP experience is different - the selection of music. The engagement with others if joining me in a listening session. And the sound typically is more 'rhythmic' is the word I'll use. The resonance and vibrations in the room are more natural.
Is the sound floor as quite - not if there's a pop on a record. Are the highs as high...I notice them to be less harsh and symbol crashes have a natural ring to them.
Both have their time and place for me.