Tidal digital hi-fi vs records

I believe the OP is comparing an analogue mastered vinyl pressing vs. a digital remaster on vinyl vs. a digitally remastered file via Tidal.
I should have used the word digital instead of CD.
This is why I asked which album he is referring to. I only know it’s on the Harvest label.

Of course, the pressing plants are not using the original master, but typically a first generation dub. I can only assume the OP is playing music which was originally from an analogue source.
And yes, the amount of compression at this final stage
would vary between facilities as well as the variation in cutting.

A few years ago I purchase a Behringer UCA222 - a little A/D converyer 
- Cost $35
- Converts analogue to 16/44.
- recorded content sounds amazing

https://www.amazon.ca/Behringer-UCA222-Ultra-Low-Latency-Interface/dp/B0023BYDHK

I've recorded a few albums, just to see if I could hear a difference between my Analogue side and digital side, because I had compared analogue versions to CD's and found the same as Lowrider57 - the mastering of different sources are always tweaked a little differently.

Using this simple little A/D converter I was able to eliminate those mastering "refinements" from the equation because my "master" was the analogue version.

I was amazed at just how good my digital side performs - i.e. I had to listen really intently to discern any differences bewteen the analogue version or recorded digital version - and that's conducting A/B listening simply by switching inputs.

So now I am confident that my digital rig is aproaching the sound quality of my analogue rig and I attribute any noticeable differences to
- the mastering techniques applied to a recording or
- the data rate at which a song is broadcast.

With those two things in the mix it is pretty pointless in comparing the two different formats.

So now I just listen to the music and enjoy

Regards  Steve 

I'm playing Tidal Hi-Fi on a new i7 Microsoft Surface Pro. I also tried a HP laptop with much the same result. The record in question is this one.
Garrard401/Decca, Croft phono, tube mono amps, Spendor speakers.
I've experienced these phenomena with other recordings.