If I remember rightly, Pulp recorded "Separations", touted it around but didn't get any takers so they signed back with Fire for a 7 album deal. If we count "Separations" as the first, they have since released "His 'n' Hers", "Different Class", "This is Hardcore" and "We Love Life" for which they had to pay royalties to Fire. So that's only 5 albums.

Does this mean that Pulp still have to release another 2 albums to fulfil their side of the contract? Presumably these could be released on any label they wish. Or has the deal been fulfilled by other means? For example, "Intro" and "Hits" or the reissues.