"How to tell if your ethernet cable is slowing you down", "how to clean your iphone", "how to wipe your ass", etc. On a slow week, sure. However when it's the majority of their content now...?
Streaming and digital music is very convenient but there’s a massive trade off in quality. As someone who was stung by low quality MP3s in the Napster days, I cherish my vinyl collection.
Don’t let audiophiles put you off. If you truly love music, investing in a record player and decent sound system is well worth it.
Sighted testing and different audio levels are other common sources of perceived vinyl superiority.
Many people enjoy the ritual of grabbing a vinyl and setting it up for playback, having physical access to coverart and maybe lyrics, which are entirely valid reasons to prefer vinyl, but that isn't audio quality.
Besides that, the original engineers, working closely with the classic rock musicians (or scrutinizing conductor) during the original recording & mastering of their potential smash hit record, were probably paid about 10x relative to a digital mastering re-engineer decades later. Or if the artists were not established hitmakers, worked about 10x as hard to try and make it come true. Sometimes both, since you need to improve the odds all you can technically if you want to better leverage the fundamental popularity contest.
Naturally the analog section on playback can also be a nasty issue for both digital and vinyl sources.