The Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones are known for their preference for analog recording, and according to Keith Richards, they haven't used digital recording for their albums. He has been quoted calling digital recording a "one-way toilet" [What Keith Richards thinks about digital recording]. So, technically, none of their studio albums were recorded entirely digitally.
However, that doesn't mean digital technology wasn't used at all on any of their albums. Some digital editing and effects may have been used but the core recordings were done using analog techniques. Also, many of their albums have been remastered digitally in recent years. These remasters may sound a bit different than the original releases, but the underlying recordings are still analog.

No	Date	Title	Verdict
1	17/04/1964	The Rolling Stones	A
2	29/05/1964	England's Newest Hit Makers	A
3	17/10/1964	12 x 5	A
4	15/01/1965	The Rolling Stones No 2	A
5	13/02/1965	The Rolling Stones, Now!	A
6	30/06/2965	Out Of Our Heads	A
7	03/12/1965	December's Children (And Everybody's)	A
8	15/04/1966	Aftermath	A
9	20/01/1967	Between The Buttons	A
10	08/12/1967	Their Satanic Majesties Request	A
11	28/11/1969	Let It Bleed	A
12	23/04/1971	Sticky Fingers	A
13	26/05/1972	Exile On Main St.	A
14	31/08/1973	Goats Head Soup	A
15	18/10/1974	It's Only Rock 'N' Roll	A
16	09/06/1978	Some Girls	A
17	23/06/1980	Emotional Rescue	A
18	24/08/198	Tattoo You	A
19	07/11/1983	Undercover	A
20	24/03/1986	Dirty Work	A
21	29/08/1989	Steel Wheels	A
22	11/04/1994	Voodoo Lounge	A
23	29/09/1997	Bridges To Babylon	A
24	06/09/2005	A Bigger Bang	A
25	02/12/2016	Blue And Lonesome	A
26	20/10/2023	Hackney Diamonds	A