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Preston Jones is the DFW.com pop music critic. He’s been writing about music, film, TV, books and more (in print and online) since 1999. His award-winning work has appeared in the Houston Chronicle, the Miami Herald, the Chicago Tribune, the Oklahoma Gazette, Playback STL, Slant Magazine, PopMatters, on WGN Radio and on National Public Radio.

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Tuesday, Sep. 01, 2009

Watch This: The Burning Hotels, 'Stuck in the Middle (Baron von Luxxury Controls Everything Remix)'

Preston Jones

Stuck in the Middle is as close as anything to a signature song for Fort Worth foursome the Burning Hotels. An up-tempo, barbed guitar attack that lodges itself in your brain, it's a supremely catchy piece of rock that's been dismantled and re-imagined by Baron von Luxxury. The fine folks at You and Yours Productions have assembled an evocative video to go with it. Feast your eyes ...

The Burning Hotels - Stuck in the Middle (Baron Von Luxxury Controls Everything Remix) from You and Yours on Vimeo.

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