Where can I get an instrumental for Pink Floyd music?

Amazon.

A minimum of -11ºC here - yet still I feel a cold chill down my spine.

Senor Coconut, all is forgiven.

Adam,

Have you been sniffing that pool cleaning fluid again?

Stu.

Not sure I got it right Stu -- with Adam you never know -- but this and this might give a hint... Oh, and notice this particular one amongst his hundred other monikers.

And how about this one ? An instrumental extended version does exist...

Symphonic:

Jazz:

But if the question was: where to find original versions without the vocals, then I don't know if it only existed ever. After only a quick look as I don't own them, even in the 'Immersion' box sets there seems to be no trace of instrumentals.

Jon,

I know you were not asking for this?

Its still worth ago as its a brilliant take on DSOTM.

I play it more these days than the Floyd album.

Stu.

Yes, I skipped this one as it is not instrumental, but I agree: great album (just received as a gift, nice!).

Is Dubber Side as good ?

You could take a 'slight cosmic shift' & start emptying your wallet on DSOTM - AKA- Dark Side Of The Moog by Pete Namelock & Klaus Schulze - ah for a saucerful of ambience.

The 'Evolution of' said pieces is a good starting point.

Cant answer that one.

Stu.

Dubber side is better in my opinion, but still listen to Dub a lot and as Stu says more than the original !

That is a good range, thanks!

Am I correct saying that there are NO lyrics at all in them?  The reason why I say that, is that I have a DVD of relaxing Floyd, but they still tried to sing!

Thanks for the albums given.

Jon