"Would the Analog audiophile enjoy these "noisy" CD's more than a conventional CD mix with a very low noise floor?"
I don't think so. Those of us with analog preferences much prefer quiet records to noisy ones. Analog preference has to do with more actual music being stored on and retrievable from a vinyl groove than from a collection of digital pits on a Redbook CD, and to a lesser degree, perhaps the aesthetics involved. (If you disagree with me about the more music being retrievable thing, no sweat. I don't think we want to do the digital/vinyl debate again. I like both, and use them for different sorts of listening.)
I don't think so. Those of us with analog preferences much prefer quiet records to noisy ones. Analog preference has to do with more actual music being stored on and retrievable from a vinyl groove than from a collection of digital pits on a Redbook CD, and to a lesser degree, perhaps the aesthetics involved. (If you disagree with me about the more music being retrievable thing, no sweat. I don't think we want to do the digital/vinyl debate again. I like both, and use them for different sorts of listening.)