the emphasis on how 'vintage' it is isn't really the point, at least for me anyways
digital albums are great and i also have spotify, but they're prone to being restricted based on country, licensing and distribution laws, etc, and are subject to change
much like CDs, having my favorite records on vinyl is a more permanent ownership of that record which can't be revoked from me or altered from how i know and like it
and while i own CDs as well as vinyl records, vinyl are still in a phase of resurgent popularity while cds have mostly fallen to the wayside since the late 2000s-- they're still able to be bought and read and i still do, but if the laser in the disc reader is faulty, the cd is worthless
the same could be said of the needle in a record player, but replacing those (both in cost and physical labor) is less technical and intensive, and most vinyl records tend to be the baseline for what CDs and digital format music are based on anyways (that or the increasingly outdated and studio-maintained tape recordings)