1971 Hollywood Pressing (per dead-wax info) pressed on a "Dynaflex" type vinyl. lossy, NM- Vinyl. Complete with the original custom printed motown inner sleeve. Features The 12 Minute "Smiling Faces Sometimes" Masterpiece Plus "Just My Imagination" And More. This record marked a significant transition for the group, as it was the last to feature Eddie Kendricks and Paul Williams. The album is known for its incorporation of psychedelic soul, a sub-genre that blends traditional soul music with elements of psychedelic rock. Tracks like "Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)" became hits, showcasing the smooth vocal harmonies and emotive delivery that The Temptations were known for. The album's production was handled by Norman Whitfield, who played a crucial role in shaping its distinctive sound.

Thematically, "Sky's the Limit" delves into both romantic and socially conscious topics. Its lead single, "Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)," is a poignant ballad about unfulfilled love, while other tracks like "Love Can Be Anything (Can't Nothing Be Love But Love)" explore broader themes of unity and human connection. The album is also notable for its lush orchestration and intricate arrangements, featuring contributions from musicians such as The Funk Brothers. With its combination of heartfelt lyrics and sophisticated musicality, "Sky's the Limit" stands as a testament to The Temptations' artistic evolution during a pivotal time in their career.