debut album in 2005. Jimi Shields went on to form Lotus Crown, and then later Wounded Knees with Suzanne Thorpe, formerly of Mercury Rev. Ger Griffin begun recording again under the name Super Electric, and in a 2011 interview admitted that there is a third, unreleased Rollerskate Skinny album that may yet see the light of day, and stated that although the members have all put their past differences behind them and remain friends, that a reunion isn't on the cards. This 'third album' eventually saw the light of day in 2019 via a post on the Facebook group 'Rollerskate Skinny Are Criminally Underrated', (with the blessing of the band members) . Group member Ken Griffin gave the eight songs their titles and entitled the album 'Throwing Stars'. Rollerskate Skinny remains influential on the Irish music scene. In 2004, Hot Press magazine readers voted Horsedrawn Wishes No. 14 on a list of the 100 greatest Irish albums, and The Irish Times named it No. 7 in a similar list in 2008 (with My Bloody Valentine's Loveless taking the No. 1 spot). Members Last line-up Ken Griffin – lead vocals, guitars, keyboards Ger Griffin – guitars, keyboards, drum programming, backing vocals Steve Murray – bass, guitars, keyboards Former members Jimi Shields – drums, percussion, guitars, keyboards, backing vocals Touring and session members Max Corradi – drums Clive Caroll – drums Discography Albums Shoulder Voices (1993, Placebo) Horsedrawn Wishes (1996, WEA) Singles and EPs Novice 10" (1992, Showbiz) Trophy 10" (1993, Placebo) Threshold 10" (1994, Placebo) Speed to My Side 10"/CD (1996, WEA) References External links TTT - (thirtythreetrees Profile at Irish Music Central Favourite Sons The Wounded Knees' MySpace Profile The Radio Trouser Press entry Irish alternative rock groups Musical groups from Dublin (city) Musical groups established in 1992