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Ian Brown has said that he will never reunite with the Stone Roses no matter how much the prospect upsets the group's fans.
Brown insists that it doesn't matter how much money he is offered, because he enjoys working solo too much.
He is quoted by Contact Music as saying: "I've got offers to play in 15 different countries [as a solo act]. I really enjoy collaborating with whoever I want and going round the world.
"I know the Roses mean a lot to people, but I haven't really thought about it much in the last ten years.
"We get offered a lot of money to do it. I know they say every man his price, but I'm not for sale."
Brown insists that it doesn't matter how much money he is offered, because he enjoys working solo too much.
He is quoted by Contact Music as saying: "I've got offers to play in 15 different countries [as a solo act]. I really enjoy collaborating with whoever I want and going round the world.
"I know the Roses mean a lot to people, but I haven't really thought about it much in the last ten years.
"We get offered a lot of money to do it. I know they say every man his price, but I'm not for sale."
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