I recently spent £44 on Ebay for a Pink Floyd CD..

Because Pink Floyd albums are not on labels owned by Warner Music Group or Sony Music Group, i realise that there is never going to be a Pink Floyd CD album pack at a good price which those 2 music groups do.   I think there is a Yes Original Album Classics.   Deep down i am a CD person, not a vinyl person (though i do own a small vinyl collection).

I realised the only way im gonna get many PF albums without paying an arm and a leg for each album on CD is to buy a bundle or job lot from Ebay.   9 PF albums for £44 (inc P&P), so that works out at £5 per album.   Below is a photo of every PF album i own now.   Saucerful of Secrets and The Wall i already owned, and DSOTM was already part of my collection too, but i only have that on vinyl, hence why its not in the photo.  So i now own 12 of PF's albums.   I also realise that with their 70s albums, if you want original masters of the albums, you are gonna have to get them on 1st or 2nd pressed vinyl or cassettes.

As Steve points out however, the main downside is that it does include The Final Cut... 

How's that a bad thing, something to be sad about? lol

You're a very lucky man! Like I said, this set rarely goes for under £100 here now, usually more, which is why I thought I did very well to get it absolutely Mint for £68 about a year ago. I had previously picked up the Yes 'Studio Albums 69-87' set for £60 (primarily because they are the remastered with all the extra tracks) and that can also be quite hard to find these days, too... 

You can try Discogs and send the sellers an email and see if they will bundle sell you CDs if they have the ones you want.

It's very hard to find some of the many obscure PF titles in the wild....You might spend many many years hunting.