Do you listen mainly to Audiophile CDs and records?

Hell no! I’m a music lover, not as much an equipment sound lover. Way to eclectic tastes for the run-of-the-mill and very likely overplayed stuff. Sufficed to say, it is of course, a bonus when the performance is captured well, the transfer is engineered skillfully, and someone takes the time and pride in creating a nice pressing.

And another thing...  I listen to a lot of music on Youtube.  What's that, 320 kps at best?  I don't care.  There's more great music out there than I can afford.  And, again, on my system, it doesn't sound too bad.

I listen to music rather than audiophilia. With classical music the story is quite easy. Here I prefer modern recordings of good audio quality, for the audio quality and for the more modern interpretations, based on often extensive research into authentic perfomance practice. However, even here some of those recording are already quite old, and from the analogue days. A case in point would be N. Harnoncourt’s Bach Cantata cycle. On the other hand, I am also an admirer of Maria Callas, and those recordings often suffer atrocious audio quality. And yet....
With jazz and modern pop the story is different. Here, the original recording is the authentic performance, even if badly recorded. Kind of Blue is only Kind of Blue if it is the original Miles Davis, of course.
With the pop repertoire of the 1960’s and 1970’s that many here seem to like (I do too) the situation is horrible, of course. Recordings were often awful, and a high end system will only show that in its ugly nudity. I sometimes wonder if a PA system would not make the music sound ’better’.... What is gone is gone, and it is gone forever, unfortunately. I recently bought the Bluray of the Doors live at the Hollywood Bowl. Clearly the potential sound quality of the Bluray format was completely wasted on this recording.

With so-called "classical" the reading , not pressing quality, is my thing. Brahms symphonies under Bohm are in constant rotation on my Naim CDS3. Wish I had extra $500 for DG D2D LPs but do not care that much about Simon Rattle reading.  Wish I had that cash though... If there is no decent recording of Brahms 2nd under Mravinsky with Richter, what can you do about that? Stop listening?!?
with pop its a similar dilemma: just because Imagine Dragons are soo overcompressed, should I switch to Norah Jones instead? No, sorry!!

I always seek out best pressing of what I listen to, however at times even the best pressing doesn’t sound good, to put it mildly, so I have to live with that. It happens that at times I am in a particular mood for a good sound, then I listen to what sounds best but still it is the music I like.
I listen to a lot on youtube too thru Grado $200 phones plugged in the computer. Sound quality varies wildly and there are many performances that were never released. I don’t expect it to sound good and have no disappointment. Still, in time I am going to improve this computer/youtube playback system, but I feel no urge.