Richard Wright, founder and keyboardist of British legendary band Pink Floyd, has made two solo-albums, 1978 "Wet Dream" and (as 'Rick') 1996 "Broken China". Both have not been as succesful as the solo-albums by fellow Pink Floyd-members David Gilmour and Roger Waters, let alone the band-albums themselves, but they are much loved by fans, and those who rediscover it through hasty YouTube-uploads.

These two albums should be on all streaming platforms, yet for some mysterious reason, they are not.
They are not on Spotify.
They are not on Tidal.
They are not on Apple.
They are not on Deezer.
They aren't even on a Bandcamp-page.
They are on YouTube, but not official. However, I can see on the stream someone who has the rights have monotized them.

I call upon those in charge to bring it to streaming. Of course, we would ALSO like to see this as a Steven Wilson 5.1 surround mixed Blu-ray with subsequent Vinyl reissues, but that's for another petition.

Oh, and bonus points for also bringing Zee "Identity" (1984), with De Harris, to streaming.