The problem with your physical records is you believe the value is the record itself and not the music it contains.  I am sure there are a couple of people that buy the record to have the record and never listen to the contents, however the vast majority buy it to listen to the music.  The music is the thing that has value and the record is only a means to get the music to the listener.  Pirates could careless about the format that the data is delivered in they only want the data.   Do you really believe that you can not go on the internet and not be able to download a copy of the music that is on that recordset?  And the argument that the record is better because it is analog and not digital does not hold up, because a digital copy will always sound the same each and every time.  Play a vinyl record and each time more of the high frequencies disappear due to the needle cutting away the very thin pieces that make up that high frequency, that is why most people when they bought a record in the long past made a cassette tape version of it and play the tape until it wore out.  

Poser 5, 6, 7, 8, Poser Pro 9 (2012), 10 (2014), 11, 12, 13