1. The Southern Germany-based Marginal Prophets were founded in 1991 by Harry Reed and Peter Corbett. For their first CD, A Jar of Whiskey and a Glass of Beer, they were joined by Jim Klopfenstein. In 1994, Reed and Klopfenstein recorded A Slow Return, joined by Brian McNeil, formerly of Battlefield Band.

2. The Marginal Prophets were also a San Francisco based hip-hop group made up of The Noble Def G, Jamie Lemoine and Keith Knight. Keith also was a local comic artist who lampooned a lot of the issues that were facing the nation and the Bay Area in local papers. They released "Twist the Nob" in 1996 on Gamma Ray Records. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.