CDs import but don't show in library

Importing CDs got very weird a couple weeks ago. It may coincide with my signing up with Match, not sure about the exact timing. Here's what happens:
I insert a CD and it immediately begins to import. When it finishes there is no sign of it. The songs are not in the library, nor are they in the Recently Added play list. I close iTunes and restart and then they show up in Recently Added, but still not in the library. "Show in Windows Explorer" opens the folder where I would expect the songs to be (I have iTunes manage the locations). I can play songs from Recently Added. I can add them to a playlist. But I can't get them to show up in the library! Using File:Add Folder to Library doesn't add them (I think I hear it snickering at me when I try that).
They do appear in iCloud (after I Add to iCloud from the Recently Added list) and I can download them to my iPad. This has happened with a dozen CDs.
I am running iTunes v 10.6.1.7

I have the same exact issue, but I'm on a Mac running 10.7.4. Strange

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