In this first edition of “Retro Roundup,” members of The Hustler’s staff highlight some of their favorite albums from the 1960s, from the British Invasion to the Laurel Canyon music scenes. “Crosby, Stills & Nash” is not a quintessential album from the 1960s but an album that best resembles the sounds of Laurel Canyon. Produced during a time of strain within the group, “Abbey Road” never lets up and feels like the culmination of The Beatles’ best work. I could hear any argument for the best Beatles album, but “Abbey Road” feels the most complete from top to bottom and truly showcases the best of The Beatles. Kirsten Lane, Staff WriterJoni Mitchell, “Clouds” (1969)In 1969, Joni Mitchell released her sophomore album, “Clouds,” and it’s everything to love about 1960s folk.