In 1999, "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" by Eiffel 65 took position #1 on charts throughout Europe and Australia.
In 2001, "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" was nominated for Best Dance Recording at the Grammy Awards.
And in 2011, "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" was the first Rock Band Network song released with keys and Pro Keys (correction: this track does not have harmonies).
Congratulations to Ozone Entertainment and Eiffel 65!
you harmonix guys really need to make this song available for PS3 users.
I've beat it on Keyboards!
I second TheStickMaster's sentiments. It'd be great if Harmonix was willing to give the Wii another go at RBN. Perhaps the added features of pro drums, keys, and harmonies will make a difference in the sales. :-)
It definitely has keys so that must be mislabeled, since i played the dang thing on keys after drums.
Finally this song has no armonies and keyboards... why? :(
Makes me wish RBN for Wii wasn't canceled. The charts look fun. :)
30 days before PS3 upload, if at all? So... whom within Sony do we send an email to in regards to wanting RBN without the 5 song limit?
yeah! false advertisement :P
Lies! It hasn't got any harmonies :O
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yeah what the heck no keys or harmonies you liars