They are doing an in-store at Virgin in San Francisco Monday night at 11 pm.

The DVD features live versions of five tracks. The first three (Monsters in the Parasol, No One Knows, and The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret) were recorded at the Troubador this year and the last two (Quick and to the Pointless and Ode to Clarissa) were recorded in 2000 at Vintage Vinyl.
The highlight of the DVD is seeing Dave Grohl go nuts on the drums during No One Knows. It's an awesome song and their performance is pretty cool as well.

I did finally sit down and spend some time with it. There is also a ton of footage between the songs, recorded at the studio, backstage, and just goofing around. It's pretty interesting, actually, for the glimpse it gives into the recording process. Mostly however, it's just what you'd expect if you gave anybody a digicam and let him do whatever he wanted.

And yes, Grohl is a madman on the drums in that song, which has incidentally become my favorite song on the album. I just wish I new exactly what was in his mouth!

According to Homme it's all about the drive from la to joshua tree. Flipping through channels on the radio and coming across what QOTSA's vision of the radio should be.. A 'concept' record if it could be as under-stated as that. These guys rock.

And isn't Grohl somewhat notorious for chewing gum while banging drums? Betcha that's what that is in the vid..

This was better than I expected, but I'm a little disappointed that they haven't been able to equal their work in Kyuss.

I read somethin JOsh Homme said First it giveth is about the creative then destructive effect of drugs man.

Yes, I heard that after writing this review as well. With that in mind, the lyrics make a little more sense. :-)