Finally, “new” is psychological. For the listener, acquiring the entire 31-studio-album canon in a perfect, lossless state feels like a fresh start—a digital reset button that allows one to rediscover deep cuts from Between the Buttons or Black and Blue with the fidelity of a first listen.
Because of the split in publishing rights between (pre-1971) and Rolling Stones Records/Universal (1971–present), the discography is rarely sold as one single "complete" digital bundle. Instead, you can find the albums individually or in era-specific collections on these high-res sites: the rolling stones studio discography flac new
Released in November 2025 , this edition features a new stereo mix by Steven Wilson. It is available in 24-bit/96 kHz FLAC at retailers like Qobuz . Complete Studio Discography in FLAC Finally, “new” is psychological
Over the last decade, the Stones’ catalog has undergone meticulous high-resolution remastering (from the 2011–2014 ABKCO reissues of the early years to the 2020s Polydor/Universal editions). These are not mere volume boosts; they are careful transfers from original analog tapes using modern converters. A “new” FLAC of Exile on Main St. (2014 remaster) sounds radically different—cleaner, with less intermodulation distortion—than a CD rip from 1986. Instead, you can find the albums individually or