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STAIND: 'How About You' Video Posted Online

January 24, 2004

STAIND's brand-new music video for "How About You" has been posted online at the group's official web site. Check it out: Real Media, Windows Media High, Windows Media Low.

According to a posting at Staind.com, "back on December 5th, STAIND was on the Fuse network's 'IMX' show and the band performed two songs. Well the guys at Fuse took the performance footage of 'How About You' and combined it with a ton of b-roll and behind the scenes footage to make one amazing music video. Fuse just began to spin this video on their channel, so keep a close look out for it. Remember, this video is exclusive to Fuse — they are the only video music channel you'll see this video on."

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