So you've listened to last Friday night Andy Bell dj set here 
And here's Marco Zanell ^_^  your guide :), last Saturday night dj set, some Saturday night fever :)
About 2 hours, 39 songs, I would make you tired as hell :)
Of course I couldn't choose many of my favourite songs 'cause they were not "danceable", though I love these ones, slowing in the end 'cause getting tired :), a mix of oldies and recent, but always goodies :), above all: classics.
Enjoy! Let's start with Italian words :), that mean "all fruits" :)

Beady Eye are thrilled to announce their first live shows in March 2011. Special treatment for Milan, announced separately :)
After releasing their first piece of music - which NME termed an 'event release, the likes of which we haven't seen in aeons' - the band will be giving fans a first live taste of their premiere album, which is proving to be one of the most hotly anticipated live debuts ever seen.

As you may have read around recently, they say Milan is the most expensive city in the world.
When I read stuff about money I never believe at first. One day you're the worst in this, the other day worst in that, one day you're even the city most visited by aliens, it also depends on who's the one saying those things. Jealous ones are always ready to throw mud on you.
Of course Milan is not cheap and it's expensive: but "most expensive in the world" could be for tourists. Shopping in expensive fashion places or having a meal in a luxurious restaurant in the centre. Then so many cities are so expensive.
Watching the film "Blue Moon rising" about Manchester City, I noticed a sentence they said: we never left the city. Me too, I always lived in Milan: when sometimes I tried to live in other places (but for job), I came back immediately and/or angry (where the f**k have I been to?). In the end your city is your city.
And if Milan is really so expensive for tourists, then visit me :P

LONDON - Italy and England didn't play so well tonight, but they were friendly games and as we say: unlucky at games, lucky in love :)
Liam Gallagher (not watching tv tonight :) and Nicole Appleton made a rare red carpet appearance together at the Draper Awards.

MANCHESTER - Although Manchester band Take That’s new album ‘Progress‘ shifted an astonishing 235,000 copies in it’s first day, this will only be good enough for holding the title of fastest-selling UK album this century.
Oasis’s third album, ‘Be Here Now‘ (the one with Milano Lambretta on the cover), the follow up to 1995’s (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, still holds the UK’s record for the biggest first day sales after it sold 350,000 in 24 hours back in 1997. The Brit Rock legends, who recently split, went on to sell approx. 70 million albums world wide.
‘Progress’, which is the band’s first album in 16 years to feature Robbie Williams, grabbed this sales record just a day after the band performed together for the first time since their reunion on Sunday night’s ‘X Factor’.
As if one record weren’t enough, Take That also crushed another one when their tour became the biggest and fastest-selling in UK history earlier this month.
Martin Talbot from the Official Charts Company, commented about Take That sales: “This is a phenomenal achievement from an already phenomenally successful band.”

Take That perform at the City of Manchester stadium on 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10,11 and 12 June 2011 (all sold out, 8 dates also @ Wembley), and after England they come to Milan San Siro stadium on 12 July (not sold out :)

Milano is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, thanks to its combination of cosmopolitan feel and exclusively Italian lifestyle.
The greatest Italian stylists create their masterpieces in Milano. This is the birthplace of "Made in Italy": the atmosphere, the events, and the products of Milano are copied all over the world!
The most interesting things to see, its most fascinating places... only true "milanesi" know where find these places.
The best shopping tour in the world capital of fashion
milanofashiontour.com

NAIROBI (Kenya) – Italian pasta, spaghetti, pizza, etc., so the Mediterranean diet, were added to the UNESCO's Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of humanity.
"We try to follow the Mediterranean diet because it's healthier and we believe the products used in it are to be preserved," said Josephine O'Reilly, who was visiting Italy from Dublin, Ireland. "Even if the originals could cost more than others, they are totally worth their prices."

Again and again about Lambretta. The scooter museum is located in via Marconi street in Rodano, near the river Lambro, 11 kilometers from the center of Milan. Also with Jayne Mansfield’s gold plated Lambretta. Entry to the museum is free.

Man City striker SuperMario was not only at the San Siro in Milan, supporting AC Milan and not his ex Inter. He was also in the usual restaurant, "da Giannino" (since 1899 as AC Milan :) with AC chief executive Adriano Galliani, who said Mario is "very funny" :). Mario, to avoid annoying journalists and paparazzi :), said, smiling: "everybody thinks I'm funny" :)
Rumours say, "a source said" lol, they're working to make Mario join Milan next June. He's an AC Milan fan (and Ibra fan, his idol when he was at Inter), and soon or later Mario@Milan will happen. Really, it was funny to see Mario and Galliani interviewed and saying there's nothing between them, but it was so clear the contrary ahaha and they were smiling :D without saying a clear "no" about it...
Mario was also called to play for Italy national team vs Romania in Austria.

Meanwhile, and this is a surprising breaking news, Barbara Berlusconi, daughter of the Italian Prime Minister and AC Milan president Silvio Berlusconi, is gonna work very soon in the team staff, and someday could become AC Milan president.

It rhymes :)
So, here's the situation :) ...AC Milan of course won Milan derby :D
I know people who in September already think about what to do on 31 December. Quite absurd... as you know, as a good retro-Englishman :), conservative Englishman ahaha I celebrate the new year on 25 March.
Let's add an event to the calendar. On 31 December I think I'm just going to a pub or club, as the Beatles did in Milan, just one place. Soon also the Hollywood Milano club will announce the party for that night, so we could dance, preparing for Beady Eye concerts :)
Keep on voting for history, need some more votes before 20 December, so we are among the first fifty people and Fred Perry (yes him, from above :) will decide who's the winner. If we win, those 5,000£ would be spent for the Beady Eye night :)
Oasis clicking here and/or Beatles clicking here

Different Helter skelter :). Reports have started to come in suggesting that “Bring the Light” by ex Oasis' Liam Gallagher’s newband Beady Eye will not feature on their debut album when released in 2011.
Beady Eye released the track as a free download (video soon), and so far the reaction has been mixed to say the least.
Now some sources ("a source said" :) are claiming that the track has only been released as a promotional track.
So what do we have to expect from this new band? They're not Oasis.
The 20 seconds we had heard at first were a rock song. Bring the Light is rock 'n' roll :). It's Jerry Lee Lewis, it's Elvis. From Liam's Oasis last song, Boy with the Blues, he kept the piano and the female voices. And the "come on" :)
Alan is right, we have to wait for the album. It takes some time to appreciate completely a song, in fact the more I listen to it, the more I like it. The road of a song is long and winding :), then you put memories on it, nice ones if it's happy as this one. Still to be honest, when I heard those 20 seconds I was super-excited, and when I first listened to Bring the Light I was disappointed, 'cause I was expecting something different: or, better said, I was expecting always the same kind of music I was used to listen from them. I thought: oh mamma mia, Noel is gonna have a laugh ^_^. Especially those female voices at the end (and Liam's) sounded strange, as a cartoon. I was wondering if I clicked on the right song :)
But now I think it would be good to have some rock'n'roll tunes as that one. Of course we'll keep the interest on Beady Eye. Going to their concerts will be something different. To say it all: listening to them, I'm dancing at home :), as I did when I was a child, listening to Michael Jackson.
Usually the people jump at Oasis concerts, or "fight". With a song as Bring the Light, we would dance. I've been to so many concerts but I was always jumping: the only one where I danced I remember it was at my first Scottish Franz Ferdinand gig (the band born to make girls dance) in Milan, had so much fun. Sara, the Scottish girlfriend of Noel (they met in a dancing place as Ibiza), likes them more than Oasis :). But Noel also worked with dance music, in his youth and also later with Chemical Brothers.
Judging from some unreleased songs we have, Noel's tunes sound sad, while Liam's (too) happy... don't know how much the people will like them. Maybe Oasis should reform, to have "a balance" :)
And they will, as Scottish Alan :) repeated again the other day.
Beady Eye, totally unexpected: well done Liam!

some Beady Eye t-shirts on Spreadshirt shop: www.milanshop.spreadshirt.net

Dedicated to Pretty Green's Joe Cole, the one who had to play "only abroad" for "Milan fashion giants": now leading the Serie A league, goals again from Pato, Ibrahimovic and ex Manchester City Robinho entered and scored his third goal for Milan. Inter in crisis and on Sunday it's derby day.
Pics: not Liam's gift this time :) but Prada Milano rossoneri exclusive for our muse Jessica.
The red diavolo wears Prada :)
This is the most interesting thing a woman could find, lol ! (it's the pure truth)

The music legend Alan McGee said he almost always stays at home with his family, and Liam Gallagher stays at home on Saturday nights, watching tv with his family (but I can imagine: also doing other things ^_^ with their wives, Alan wife is a beautiful woman, the keyboards player of the women band The Client, Kate Holmes - not the wife of Tom Cruise :).
I don't think many would agree but let's do something similar on 19-20 November weekend, another "Oasis weekend" event: on 19 Alan is in Torino for the new film Upside Down (free entrance), then he said also Milan again. We could go and see his documentary with him, featuring Oasis, and also the new film Blue Moon Rising with Noel, I ordered the dvd and it's arriving in some days.
No, Kate Moss is not coming with Alan, she comes to Italy only for love: her first boyfriend was Italian (they still work together), she had lesbian sex with Courtney Love in Milan, and she got married in Italy recently.
As one of my favourite songs, 'Stay young', says: stay in bed and sleep all day as long as it's Sunday :)

the Mayor of Milan, redhead Mrs Letizia Moratti

From half November you will see all the official merchandising from the City of Milan, available to purchase from December.
Of course the logo is Milan flag, Saint George's England cross.
This is a preview, with the typical milanese "panettone" Christmas cake, but there will be everything: desktop cases, cd holders, home items, jewels, umbrellas, clothes, bicycles with names in Milan dialect ”Sciur” (Mister), “Sciura” (Mrs), “Bagaii” (luggage), “Tusa” (girl) :), etc. even motorbikes, this is a MV Agusta Brutale.

LONDON - On 2 December the decision for the World Cup 2018. Let's make another competition: send another photo of you with an England scarf or whatever about England and win a travel to Milan, England :). You're becoming famous :). I'm giving all to support England, also because the English are always so kind with me. I put a countdown on the right.
You can find a scarf here or I can lend you mine.
Photos here: marco@miamilan.com

Today, November 2 (that is the Day of the Dead) in my church (Sant'Ambrogio, that is the patron saint of the city) and at the main graveyard, the mayor of Milan, the redhead Mrs Letizia Moratti, paid homage, among others, to the founder of AC Milan, and now he's in the Famedio among the most important people of the city. Kilpin was from Nottingham, the city of Robin Hood (today we have Robinho playing, nicknamed Robinhood :). In Nottingham they have similar trams to our modern ones.
A few months ago there was a football museum in Milan main square, and also a competition to win some little prizes. The people were in a queue (Oasis beautiful song "Part of the queue" :), great to play by guitar, also in the film North Country with Charlize Theron). We were there to phototograph the Champions League trophy and answer to a question: a man was saying the years, and the people had to answer which European team won the trophy. I knew all of them and even told the answers to the people, but when it was my turn, I was excited on the stage, it's ironic and of course I answered a wrong one ahahaha I had to say Nottingham Forest, now a not so big team but in the past they won it 2 times, in 1979 and 1980.

Brief biography, this is very interesting:
Kilpin was born in Nottingham in 1870. He grew up with nine older brothers and sisters at 129 Mansfield Road. After leaving school he worked as a lace warehouse assistant in the city. He was a keen footballer and, aged only 13, he had taken part at the foundation of a small amateur club named after Italian national hero Giuseppe Garibaldi, whose players wore the typical red shirts.
But he didn't play for Nottingham Forest and the other team from there, Notts County (the oldest professional football club in the world, 1862). Kilpin's footballing career went on with the now defunct Notts Olympic and then for St. Andrews, a church team based near the Forest Recreation Ground on Gregory Boulevard.

the Hotel du Nord et des Anglais (Hotel of North and of the English) in Milan, where AC Milan was founded, near AC Milan headquarters today, now called Principe di Savoia Hotel where also Oasis stayed

from England to Italy
He became the first-ever Englishman to play football abroad. By 1898, Kilpin had already left Turin and settled in Milan with fellow Englishman Samuel Richard Davies, where he met some English people in a bar (our Football English Pub ahahaha) living here (as today still 7,000 English live in Milan), as Edwards. And the following year, the duo, with some Italians, was among the charter members of A.C. Milan, which was originally named Milan Foot-Ball and Cricket Club. In honor of its origins, the club has retained the English spelling of its city's name, instead of changing it to the Italian Milano.
Kilpin died in 1916, aged only 46, probably due to his drinking and smoking habits (I think I already heard this about some England player :)