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T-Bone Burnett Criminal Under My Own Hat (Limited Edition, 180-Gram Red, Black & White Marble Colored Vinyl [Import] Glasses NYC Steve Reich and Midori Takada'sLimited edition of 100 numbered copies on red, black & white marble coloured 180 gram audiophile vinyl. Released in July 1992, The Criminal Under My Own Hat stands as one of T Bone Burnett's more ambitious solo efforts. Produced by Burnett himself alongside Bob Neuwirth, the album is often regarded by critics as a return to his songwriting roots, melding stark acoustic moments with more daring, offkilter rock textures. The album earned industry