Not sure if I'm specialbut I wouldn't say I collect them. I do buy vinyls from time to time but my main source for my music purchases is still the iTunes store. Although it's nice to have this little, um, "collection" still going, and still growing, albeit quite slowly.
As mentioned several times in this thread, it's the experience that is different, it demands attention, and care. In this age of very short attention span, listening to music on vinyl reminds you how great it is to actually listen to it, in proper conditions. But of course I enjoy and appreciate iTunes a lot, it's convenient and "good enough" in terms of quality, it also saves a lot of space!
As for Apple Music, I guess I'll take the plunge at some point, but one thing I'll never do is stop buying music. So for me Apple Music will never be a subsitute, it's just like a big radio where I get to choose the programming.
Hmm.. not really. It's the biggest online music streaming database which uses an advanced algorithm to help you discover new music VERY easily. Think of it as "your personal modern and mobile digital cratedigger".
I'm glad people still think of records in this matter, and how you've described it is nice, but it's much more than that. A quality pressing can still be used 100+ years later, while other analog/digital storage environments degrade easier.