Eiffel 65 - Blue

I'm Blue Da ba dee da ba di

This is one of my favorite songs from 1998 - 2007, but I firts heard this song and saw the video in 2000 on the disney channel. In the CD Single the ice pop mix sounds a little the same, but much longer. the Blue paris remix sounds like a funky type of beat. I still remember when i listen to the radio stations back in 2000. I never heard it on the radio until in 2001 only one time on the radio station. I still here the song at my school on feild day. I even sang this song at the talent show in 2004 when i was in fourth grade.
But the funny thing is when ever anyone heres the song, they have it stuck in there heads for a couble of days sometimes. July 24, 2007

An exceptional dance tune.

Personally, being a dedicated musician who truly digs a lot of genres of music beyond what mainstream listeners typically do (such as Miles Davis, Fusion jazz, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles), "Blue" by Eiffel 65 is a testament to how real good music transcends genres. "Blue" is a great song, and is the only dance track I've said that about. And I've got a picky taste. It's got all the nessecary elements of a great tune such as a good melody, a cool groove and power. "Blue"s beautiful, and screw the fact that it's commercial dance tune, or whatever, but it's a great song, and one of the very few today that actually deserved to become number 1 across many nations. "Blue" rocks. It's a much better song than probably all other music in its genre. January 15, 2006

This CD ROCKS! YEAAAAA!

I like this song a whole lot. It is very good. It is fun to listen to. Also the members are cool too. And for the person that talked about disguising voices, that is not true. The vocalist is in fact a very talented singer! Ha! And for you people who dont like this song, what do YOU listen to? Lip Synch? You criticize a good, hardworking group whilst you listen to garbage. That's not nice! Well anyway this song kicks butt! Yayy! December 11, 2001

tight

This is the coolest song on the radio and I like the video. That person who said my faviorit song is dum is a meany weany contract fe fe. I have feelings about that song fatty booty. April 19, 2000

Annoying effect

What are we to make of this seemingly meaningless recording? By the time it ends it has expressed little and accomplished nothing. Chief among its features is the use of the vocoder, a machine first heard by most people in the seventies that distorts vocals; it has been recently used by Cher and others. Simply put, vocoder effects were cheesy in the seventies, and they are still now. I hope this trend will soon pass, like the too-much-echo and saxophone solo fad of the mid eighties, or the harmonica solos of the mid nineties. Here the vocals are made terribly annoying. April 19, 2000

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