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Pink Floyd Withdraw Classic Albums Online

PA Photos Pink Floyd have pulled the plug on digital sales of some of their most famous albums following the expiration of their publication contract with EMI, according to reports. It means for the time being that tracks like Roger Waters-era classics such as 'The Wall,' 'Animals,' 'Wish You Were Here' and 'The Final Cut' are no longer available online. However representatives of the band are currently trying to negotiate a new deal that would see their entire back catalogue made available o...

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11:13 on August 17 2010

Pink Floyd - Pink Floyd Albums Taken Offline

ContactMusic — Some of PINK FLOYD's most famous albums have disappeared from the internet after a distribution deal with their record label ran out.The band's works, including The... more info

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15:00 on August 17 2010

Pink Floyd Albums Taken Offline

Starpulse — Some of Pink Floyd's most famous albums have disappeared from the internet after a distribution deal with their record label ran out. The band's works, including The Wa... more info

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19:30 on August 17 2010

Pink Floyd's Albums Taken Offline!

Perez Hilton — Uh, oh! Many of Pink Floyd's albums have been taken off the Internet after a distribution deal with their record label ran out. The Wall, Animals, Wish You Were Here and ... more info

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11:45 on August 17 2010

Pink Floyd Withdraw Classic Albums Online

Spinner.com — PA Photos Pink Floyd have pulled the plug on digital sales of some of their most famous albums following the expiration of their publication contract with EMI, accordin... more info

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12:44 on August 17 2010

Pink Floyd albums taken offline

Yahoo! Music UK — world entertainment news - Some of Pink Floyd's most famous albums have disappeared from the internet after a distribution deal with their record label ran out. more info

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