To sum it all up...

http://www.microcosmologist.com/blog

As much as I will vouch for the superiority of vinyl, it really does come down to preference. Some people value accessibility to music over the minutia of sound quality. some people like CD format and its accuracy. And some people like Spotify. (One thing you can't have with vinyl is a playlist, I have to admit that that is a downside) Records also have some distinct, non-sound based advantages; they were at their prime when some of the best and most influential artists were around, normally people will listen to vinyl on a fairly nice setup while they listen to digital through a cheap pair of old ear buds, and vinyl now has a trendy, hipster connotation to it which can increase its popularity (though for the wrong reasons).

Music is music. However you listen is up to you. To quote 

http://cdn.mysitemyway.com/

Friedrich Nietzsche, "Without music, life would be a mistake." When it really comes down to it, I don't Nietzsche would really car if the music was played on a turntable, an iPod, or the speakers of your car, all that matters is that it's playing.