That would seem to argue against EMI. All rights to the music belong to Pink Floyd except those they allow to the record company. No mention of digital downloads, then now digital downloads. The furthest stretch I could see is that a digital download is the same as buying an album, but that would mean the album has to be sold intact. Without seeing the exact wording of the contract, I have to go with Pink Floyd on this.
Cool! US copyright law says "phonograph" and such terms, not compact disc or song download. So according to their logic it's perfectly legal download as much music as you want without paying.
But I’ve seen Roger Waters’ 5 times now and the only albums he played through were Pro’s & Con’s of Hitchhiking, Radio KAOS (interrupted with Pink Floyd songs), and Dark Side of the Moon.