What’s playing on your turntable…. Does anyone care?

Am I incorrect in that it seems most of the posts of this sort ask the  question what are you "spinning" or "what is on your turntable" rather than what are you listening to tonight?

I am someone who only listens to music streamed. I don’t want this to turn into an analog vs digital thing. I played vinyl for over 50 years, both mediums have their plus and minuses, but right now I consume all my music streaming and that suits me fine. 

So my question is, "is it mostly people with turntables who seem more curious about what others are  listening to"?  Is there something in the ritual of playing LPs that creates a greater curiosity about others musical choices than those who stream?

@alvinnir2   Vinyl collectors in general have a comradery due to the time, effort and continuous maintenance we all share in keeping our collection in order. IMO it has less to do with the content or curiosity of others vinyl collection.

@dayglow That makes sense.

@dayglow “…the desire to question(mock) a 20+ year old thread…”

Not at all. 
 

l have only really posted for the last year or thereabouts. I dropped out five years ago because of the glitchy nature of the site and came back in four years later. I have only ever posted one other discussion before this one.

l had no desire to pick on the thread you mention. There are loads of others of the type on Audiogon, “What’s playing on your system?” “What’s on you CDP tonight” “Jazz for aficionados” all on the “Recently Popular” summary, plus one other from memory… the mundane sounding, “Tune of the day”
 

One thing l will do is credit the original 20+ posting that appears to have been a totally “original idea” and a proven success for Slipknot1 who as an early founding member started it all. Imitation is the best form of flattery, but for me too much of the same dilutes, and devalues the appeal of the original.

@mylogic    Thx for the non-combative reply!

@alvinnir2   Thx for taking time to reply!