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Thursday, March 29, 2012 What Would You Listen To You Were Going To Lose Your Hearing? Yesterday, we featured an interview with the filmmaker of "Lost and Sound," a new documentary that explores how deaf people experience music after losing their hearing. It follows three subjects who each found inroads into music, despite the seemingly unmoving roadblock. Lindsey Dryden, director of the film and obsessive music listener, asked visitors on her website to name three songs they would spin if they only had a few minutes of ordinary hearing left, dubbing it "The Panic List." Now, we at HuffPost Culture are asking you, dear readers, for your "panic lists." We've put the question to our followers on Facebook and Twitter, but we'd like to hear from any/all of you and keep the list growing. Thus far, the answers have ranged from the final trio in "Der Rosenkavalier" to Iron Butterfly's "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida. The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Beethoven, Radiohead and Bon Iver have all made multiple appearances. What are your songs of choice? Let us know in the comments, or tweet at us @HuffPostCulture. Also be sure to wander over to the "Lost and Sound" site, where you can add your "Panic List" choices to the main source. What Would You Do In This Moral Dilemma? 'Book Of Mormon' Gets New Star For National Tour Stunning Nets In The Sky Regina Spektor's 'All The Rowboats' Gets A Video Mies Van Der Rohe: Celebrating 126 Years (INFOGRAPHIC) BLOG POSTS Richard Dare: Brave New World: Who Muzzled All the Artists? Art has always tended to speak truth to power, to enlighten us, to challenge us, to stretch our understanding of ourselves and our place in the universe. It wasn't always so self-referential, so blasé, so up for grabs. Michael Giltz: Theater: Jesus Christ Superstar Not Divine, Regrets Has a Few When Jesus has died for your sins and the bright lights break out and the orchestra plays the triumphant "da-da-dum" of the title song and the actor playing Jesus strides in blazing white to the front of the stage, you can't help but feel it would be churlish not to rise to your feet, whatever you thought of the show. Martin Newman: Colour Mixed With Confusion: How Artists Responded to the 2011 England Riots Despite a fiscal downturn and a series of harsh cuts imposed by the government in the lead-up to the riots, it still seemed to come out of a clear blue sky. Few could have predicted the situation, but opinion afterwards about what caused it, its significance and the appropriate reaction, varied dramatically. Robert J. Spitzer: The 'Good-Guy-Bad-Guy' Myth Laid Bare Shouldn't law-abiding citizens be able to protect themselves from predators, whether at home or in the public? As the NRA said in a letter to its members in 2010, why shouldn't the full weight of the law be "on the side of the victims, not their criminal attackers"? Louis Peitzman: Jay Brannan Returns With Rob Me Blind Jay Brannan's latest album, Rob Me Blind, is a labor of love that reflects his growth as an artist, and his desire to take new chances. I chatted with Jay about his new music, his live shows and the undeniable pleasures of Lana Del Rey.

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