but the levee was dry reporter: a song that defined a generation. this will be the day that i die reporter: an 8:36 second ode. now the original manuscript is up for sale. it s the creative process, from the beginning to the end. you see great moments of inspiration, him attempting things that didn t work out, the direction that he was going in that he then didn t want to follow. so these words that we all know so well and are fixed weren t fixed at the beginning. reporter: 16 pages of scribbles and scratches and the iconic words that made the final cut. a long, long time ago i can still remember how that music used to make me smile reporter: the song became a number one hit in 1972 and has stood the test of time, making the song of the century list by the recording association of
to funnel this gaming activity to the casino. people can be suspicious on all sides that s fine. let s talk about the way i see this. it is p beyond gaming. i am not a gamble error a gamer. to me it is a matter of simple entertainment value if i go to a casino. i look back at what the internet did to music and television and film. they tried to stand in the way of the internet. if you think back about the recording association of america trying to stand in the way of music on the internet they were suing kids, it didn t work. all it did was build up momentum for the sites like napster and live wire and all of the sites these kids love. ever since then the legitimate businesses have been trying to make up for lost ground. you are saying let it rip? i am saying the congress should not ban gaming.
as people imagine them to be. there are a hundred ways of rewarding people who come through with innovation and we ought to explore them. the notion that the only way to get them to do it is by giving them private profit to create them to be an advantage that they couldn t otherwise have, that s a pandering to an economic system that we ought to be questioning, not pandering. the thing here that we need to focus on is who get the monopoly. that s what i was going to ask. who are the opponents. but we face this issue in many parts of american society. we re facing it with internet access as well. we ve handed a monopoly for access they are dividing the world up between them and wireless guys. for me that s all secondary. explain who those people are. i m sorry. the recording association of