In an extraordinary interview with London's The Guardian, Brown said they hadn't achieved anything with the Live 8 concert other than helping Pink Floyd sell millions more albums.
Elsewhere the ex-Stone Roses frontman claimed that groups of Taliban fighters should be made to patrol inner-city areas at night, that lambs should be made to graze on the roof of the White House, and that a panel of dolphins should be recruited to advise on crisis planning.
Brown releases his new solo album The World Is Yours in the U.K. on September 24.
Ian Brown to play classical music gigs in 2008
Oct 18, 2007 4:00 pm PDT
Former Stone Roses singer Ian Brown is planning to rework many of his songs as classical music compositions for a series of forthcoming gigs. The singer plans to use his British hit "F.E.A.R.," a song that already features a heavy orchest...
Webcast success story Thom stands her ground
Sep 8, 2006 4:56 pm PDT
The singer who toured the world without leaving her basement is finally crossing the Atlantic. An Internet-made sensation in the United Kingdom, Sandi Thom scored a five-album deal with RCA/Sony BMG and topped the charts after streaming ...
Ian Brown Flies To Jail For Airline 'Monkey Business'
Oct 26, 1998 6:45 pm PST
(10/26/98, 6 p.m. PST) - Former Stone Roses frontman Ian Brown will spend four months behind bars after being found guilty of threatening a stewardess and captain onboard a British Airways flight (myLAUNCH, 10/22) from Paris to Manchester,...
Alleged Airline 'Monkey Business' Lands Ian Brown In Court
Oct 22, 1998 2:35 pm PDT
(10/22/98, 12 p.m. PDT) - What is it about plane travel and rock stars? From the Rolling Stones to Guns N' Roses to Oasis, the annals of rock have been littered with stories about bad-boy behavior in the not-so-friendly skies. You can appa...