What's in your CDP tonight? the minority report

My good friend arcam88 brought these to my attention this morning. 
"What makes John Bonham such a good drummer?"
https://youtu.be/UvOm2oZRQIk

Watch "Rick Wakeman and Jon Lord on Sunflower Jam 2011" on YouTube
https://youtu.be/AsJApGdm97c

Roy Buchanan, "Blues for Gary"
https://youtu.be/WtqZjQtr5Bg

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Peter Tosh and good blunt with weed.

Bobby Broom

Elton John "Honky Chateau" and Pieces of a Dream "Love's Silouette" both in multi-channel SACD DSD.  There is no way under the sun vinyl LPs can sound this magnificent. No way.  IMO the Compact Disc remains the greatest, most durable and affordable format for recorded music ever invented. I just purchased a digitally remastered version of the best of The Little River Band.  WOW outstanding.  It was remastered in the year 2000 but still fabulous.  Somewhere around 1996, the record companies began using vastly improved state of the art digital recording and processing equipment.  If you notice, CDs produced after that time or older ones remastered do sound a ton better than they did prior.  By now, they're at their absolute best sound ever.  

@pdn 
Great comments about digital.  The technology has certainly improved over the years.  Now, ripping CDs to storage and playing back via DAC has taken redbook audio quality up another notch for me.  Of course, as you allude to, the quality of the original recording itself remains the BIG variable that, if it wasn't done right, will trump even the best equipment.