Let’s ignore all the degradation and disintegration over time.
I got a new LP a couple of years ago, and the digital download, and it is also on Spotify.. all fresh new music.
The LP and the streaming, both sounds pretty much the same.
Any difference is pretty much the speaker distortion, the room, and noise both inside and from outside, etc.
That house had about 40dB of background noise. And the listening level was probably ~85 dB.
The 100 dB of SINAD or SNR is totally meaningless when the room is maybe limited to about 60 (100db -40dB).
And the speakers are often like at 40dB.
People can spruik all the numbers for “the technical superiority” of one format or another, but in the real world sometimes we need to ignore the dog barking, or the Harleys and Vespas putt putting by… as well as the fact that many are using speakers which have distortions generated within the cabinets.
And secondly…

I have at least two LPs, and had the cassette tapes and CDs, where there was an obvious change in tape speed part way through the songs.
Maybe 5-10 years later that would happen so easily with digital clock speeds/stability… but there were lots of moving parts back then.