The Rabbit Joint

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Zelda Rabbit joint cover OC remix 00:00 Tools
Legend of Zelda 00:00 Tools
The Legend Of Zelda 00:00 Tools
Legend Of Zelda Theme 00:00 Tools
Zelda 00:00 Tools
Legend of Zelda (demo) 00:00 Tools
Legend of Zelda 'Rabbit Joint Cover' OC ReMix 00:00 Tools
Rabbit Joint Cover 00:00 Tools
Come To Town 00:00 Tools
Legend Of Zelda [this is not System Of A Down!] 00:00 Tools
Zelda 'Rabbit Joint Cover' OC ReMix 00:00 Tools
Zelda Theme 00:00 Tools
Zelda Rabbit joint cover 00:00 Tools
Legend Of Zelda Theme (Rare Co 00:00 Tools
Link 00:00 Tools
Legend of Zelda (lyrical) 00:00 Tools
Zelda Song 00:00 Tools
Legend of Zelda Parody 00:00 Tools
The Legend of Zelda Theme 00:00 Tools
Link! 00:00 Tools
Zelda Rabbit joint cover OC re 00:00 Tools
Link, He Come to Town 00:00 Tools
Zelda Remix 00:00 Tools
Legend Of Zelda Theme (Nintendo Cover) 00:00 Tools
Legend of Zelda Remix 00:00 Tools
Bethesda Yacht Club 00:00 Tools
Link He Come to Town 00:00 Tools
Nintendo - Legend of Zelda 00:00 Tools
The Legend of Zelda 'Rabbit Joint Cover' OC ReMix 00:00 Tools
Rabbit Joint Cover OC ReMix 00:00 Tools
Mr. Techno 00:00 Tools
Rabbit Joint Cover :: OCR Radio 00:00 Tools
Zelda Rabbit Joint Cover OC ReMix LULZ VERSION 00:00 Tools
Zelda_Rabbit_joint_cover_OC_ReMix 00:00 Tools
Zelda - Rabbit Joint Cover 00:00 Tools
Rabbit Joint Cover [OC ReMix Radio] 00:00 Tools
Her First Time 00:00 Tools
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According to their MySpace: "The Rabbit Joint was originally from Maryland. Then they were from NYC. Then they were from Boston. Then they turned into Bluegrazer." Main band members are Joe Pleiman and Jesse Spence. The Rabbit Joint is known particularly in online vgm circles for the song "Zelda," about the popular Nintendo franchise. The act is often mistaken for System of a Down, due to the fact that the vocals of both sound similar. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.