Is Vinyl Worth It

Recently I was going through my CD library and stumbled across Dark Side Of The Moon.  Realizing that I had not listened to it in decades, yes decades, I fired up the ol' stereo and sat back for a listen down memory lane. 
How about awful?  All caps - AWFUL!!!
I sauntered over to the rack just to make sure something wasn't amiss. There wasn't. 
Turns out that it was one of the first discs I added to my collection, mirroring my vinyl collection back in the day. 
I then dug out my vinyl version and...hiss. Pop. Click.  Wow - they were still there and I didn't care!  In the same exact spots where I remembered they were!
Subsequently I purchased a remastered disc version and all is well on all fronts. 
Lesson learned?  Many of the early compact disc releases were poorly produced in haste to nourish the beast. 
I likes vinyl.  I likes the compact disc. 
Achieving optimum resolution from either format runs into some considerable financials either way so...spend where you feel most comfortable AND what you will use the most!

I then dug out my vinyl version and...hiss. Pop. Click.  Wow - they were still there and I didn't care!  In the same exact spots where I remembered they were!

 I listen to Led Zeppelin II and a remember the points where the 8 track tape my brother had would switch.

I have to just LMAO when I see multi thousand $$ TT rigs running through a SS Amp!How can anyone be taken seriously if your rig is not analogue from start to finish?NO,vinyl is NOT worth it!Digital with tubes is the only way to go.

abucktwoeighty...hahaha!  
Gawd...remember the rumble that the 8track plowed through the speakers when it did that?   Thanks for the memory!

I have to just LMAO when I see multi thousand $$ TT rigs running through a SS Amp!How can anyone be taken seriously if your rig is not analogue from start to finish?

freediver, I don't understand what you mean here, exactly.  Care to elaborate?