1970's pressing with Clouds Label in shrink with hype sticker. Joni Mitchell's fifth studio album "For The Roses", on the heels of "Blue" continues with her poetic songwriting and intricate musical arrangements. The album features 12 tracks that showcase her exploration of various genres ranging from folk, rock, and jazz. Mitchell's distinctive voice and finger-picking guitar style are prominent throughout the album.

The opening track "Banquet" explores tone temperament with intricate instrumentation and subtle vocal delivery. Songs like "Cold Blue Steel and Sweet Fire" and "Let the Wind Carry Me" showcase Mitchell's ability to weave storytelling through her lyrics. The title track "For The Roses" is an emotional highlight of the album with its haunting melody and introspective lyrics. "For The Roses" is another introspective work that showcases Mitchell's versatility and creativity as an artist. It's an album that rewards repeated listens.