Celine Dion is back, Dolly Parton's posthumous song is out, Oasis got an eight-minute ovation in Venice — how do you feel about music's big comebacks?

This week brought a wave of music comebacks and farewells: Celine Dion returned to the stage in Paris, Dolly Parton's first posthumous song was released, and the Oasis documentary got an eight-minute standing ovation in Venice. Tell us what you think — plus a few more music stories.

1. Celine Dion gave a full concert in Paris again, six years after her stiff person syndrome diagnosis. What's your first reaction?
2. A few weeks after Dolly Parton's death, her posthumous song 'Bound to Ride' was released. Which statement do you agree with? (multiple choices allowed)
3. According to an article, Bach performed on period instruments sounds completely different from the modern-instrument version. How much do you agree with these statements?
4. The Ocean Way festival — set to feature The Killers, Olivia Dean and Jack White — was cancelled due to hurricane-caused beach erosion. How many weeks in advance should organizers make a final call on a festival if extreme weather threatens?
5. The Oasis documentary got an eight-minute standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival. How excited are you about the idea of watching it?
6. "Posthumous releases are a good thing because they keep an artist's musical legacy alive." Which side would you take, and why?
7. Name an artist or song that has excited you musically the most lately!