Pink Floyd albums released after Dark Side Of The Moon have disappeared from CD and digital distribution channels.  The move to stop distributing the titles comes as a result of the expiration of a licensing contract between EMI Music and Columbia Records, the label that took up the future catalog of the band starting with the release of Wish You Were Here. Copies obtained before the notification to cease distribution can still be sold, but future sale of any of the post 1975 albums will have to await a new deal getting nailed down.  EMI recently came out on the losing side of a claim filed against it by members of Pink Floyd for the digital sale of individual tracks from the group's iconic albums (story).
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