ITunes won't detect eligible upgrades

iTunes refuses to upgrade Wolf Parade's 'Apologies to Queen Mary' in it's entirety. I have been able to upgrade 3 songs from the album and iTunes doesn't even list those songs as upgradable now. What is going on?
The attached images show the folder with mostly protected M4P files and 3 M4A files:
http://i40.tinypic.com/23iuuj4.jpg
And the iTunes store where I upgraded the 3 songs shows nothing in my album should be iTunes Plus upgradable:
http://i41.tinypic.com/144388g.jpg
Anybody know the story how I was able to upgrade 3 songs when iTunes says I shouldn't be able to? And since iTunes plus conversion was supposed to be completed by the end of March, why is this album not converted yet?
Thanks.

Apparently sometimes, for various reasons (replacement of a track in the Store with another copy, slight changes in the release identification, etc.) the link between the track and your Purchase History can break, which will result in the track not appearing as eligible for iTunes Plus upgrade even though it exists as Plus in the Store.
Contact the iTunes Store Customer Service department again using the form at the bottom of the Purchase Issues FAQ web page and explain the problem to them as completely as you can. It may take several email exchanges to get past the "form" email responses and make it clear to them what your situation is, but through patience and persistence, eventually they should work out a solution for you. You will probably need to provide the track name, artist and order number so they can confirm the original purchase.
Good luck.
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