I barely ever bought DVDs, just rented. All my music purchases are physical - mostly CDs, and some vinyl records. That's because:
A) I still have a high-end home stereo system, which I occasionally use for serious listening. I also use it for background music as well, and play streaming/mp3s through it.
B) I'll buy the whole album by an artist, if I like their new stuff enough. I enjoy exploring the entirety of what the artist created.
C) I already have a big collection of CDs and albums, and I'm not just going to throw them all out, so why not add to it?
D) I rip mp3s from the music I buy, for listening on a computer or phone.
Over the last decade or so, Newbury Comics has transitioned from a CD/DVD store to a place that looks like a Millenial Spencer's Gifts. Which is fine, because it's easier to just order from Amazon. Bullmoose still carries CDs, but it takes too long to look through it all.