So this is 2009 and I'll tell you why I like this. I like the eye contact that is happening from the start to around 0:43, and then the camera pans away to Mike, and when we come back to Trey he is well behind the mike soloing with carefree abandon. True, it is Heavy Things, but it is Trey soloing with abandon. I like that he is out front, and the band is chasing him, rather than the other way around. At 2:48 you get as pure a note from Trey as you will get in this era, and he comes back to it at 3:15, 3:19, and 3:23 (I am not in front of a piano at the moment to give you the note, and to figure it out would take away the magic from it anyhow).
For me this is the best Heavy Things ever played, better than Atlantic City a couple of years later, and a reason why there is joy to be found in the "Heavy Things" of 3.0 where no joy is to be found in the longer songs we've all come to love and know.