This Friday evening am listening to this frightening real Beatles Remaster for Cirque du Soleil

Most all of this stuff I have never heard of guys.
GREAT
Keep em comin
I am going back home now, to the land of smiles and hopefully some tunes too.
Will keep up when and if I can.
God Bless, Wayne

Wayne:

Is contemporary/smooth Jazz foreign in Thailand? Can you walk into Bangkok stores and purchase bands such as Jeff Golub, Larry Carlton, Foreplay etc.?

Holy Moly, Brother Anthem, did you step in it this time!!!
You asked a good question and I have time to be expansive, as I am stuck in the Bangkok airport for 4 hours before my next flight home.
Yes, Smooth Jazz is foreign music in Thailand, it is not Thai. Can I go into a store in Bangkok and buy those you mentioned? I don’t know, I never heard of any of them except Larry Carlton a little bit, and never heard of Smooth Jazz before you started this post. I ran into that term when I was looking up your musical recommendations. But that is like asking you if you can walk into a Chicago store and buy, etc? I live 6 hours from Bangkok, and they probably don’t have much music I would like (might get lucky and find Coldplay, but not Foreplay), so I always buy from Amazon.
Your kind of music is totally foreign to me. It ain’t what I call rock and roll. Or Blues. I can listen to some classical, folk, country, alternative, etc. But I never understood Jazz. I respect it, and any music, I am in awe of musicians!!!!
My GE distributor over here is a great guy and he is in a band. And they might play your kind of music, I am sure some people over here do like it, I don’t know (he sends me files of Diana Krall, wants me to listen—arrrgghhhh). There is a Jazz club in Bangkok, I went one night.
But for 60 years I never “got” Jazz. Then one night I went into a club in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) Viet Nam, called Sax and Art. And the owner and performer is a VN musical legend, Tran M Tuan. He plays every kind of sax, has a band, I sat right in front of him, 6 feet away, and listened for hours, mesmerized. He had lots of guest artists join him on stage, they improvised and took turns with solos, and it was wonderful and I “GOT” it. I felt like I understood Jazz, finally.
It still is not my kind of music, I bought one of his CDs, and tried to listen to it several times, he is a great musician, but it is just does nothing for me.
So I guess we are back to the old saying, “different strokes for different folks.”
But keep trying to educate me.
Thanks, I hope you are not sorry you asked, God Bless,
Wayne

SanthoshEapen,
I never heard of that one, you said it is frightening real, do you mean that it is a really good sounding remaster of the Beatle's songs? Is it them playing, singing, or someone else covering their songs?
I LOVE the Beatles, but most of their CDs do not sound all that good.
Thanks for your recommendations,
God Bless,Wayne

Try the Beatles Mono and Stereo box sets. So far they're as close to a good remastering of the original albums as I've heard.

Mono box info:
www.allmusic.com/album/the-beatles-mono-box-set-mw0000819912

Stereo box info:
www.allmusic.com/album/the-beatles-stereo-box-set-mw0000819905

OK, the hard part here is that you really need both sets to fully appreciate. The mono & stereo albums weren't just different mixes, they were often different takes, so the performances are slightly different between the mono & stereo versions of the same album.

"Love" is the Beatles, but it's essentially a remix album done by George Martin's son Giles & his father, designed as a soundtrack for a resident Cirque du Soleil show in Vegas called "Love." Remixing here & there, pasting some songs together and removing instruments in some places leaving only voice, etc. What they've done to the music is not my cup of tea, but ymmv. Regardless, it's not the place to start if you're looking for the Beatles songs/albums you know & love in better sounding versions, as these are different.