@@northernthrifter8817 It really blows my mind how Lemmy functioned at the level he did on that shit. I have no experience or interest in amphetamines, but most people who end up hooked on it look and sound insane. How he held it together until 70, I'll never know.
I agree. I love Philthy, such a naturally charismatic guy. Very funny, great stories. That's without mentioning him being an absolute monster on the kit, right up til the end.
Phil was a top guy and a phenomenal drummer. Without his contribution to music there would be no Metallica or Slayer or any metal as we know it today. RIP "Philthy"!
@@mjh5437 Really, did Lemmy tell you he hated Metallica?? Cuz he sure did sit in with them alot and talk highly of them in numerous interviews and even his own movie! Fucking D-U-M-B!!!
@@kevinleonard2368 well as I Have heard he didn't like Metallicas or slayers music but its true that Motörhead inspired Metallica play faster which inspired Slayer play even faster because they wanted to be heviest band that exist
@@AntisocialSka1 i think you might find his secret is he played in a swing style but fast, 16ths on hi hat for some songs. We are Motorhead and we play rock and roll, sort of gives it away.
Most of his time did in fact, its around the late 80's when that got lost . Even thoses early black and death metal band had thoses swing influences and swag ( Venom, Celtic Frost, Morbid Angel's Abomination of desolation, Possessed ...)
***** If you want to piss off someone who identfies himself as punk that question. Punk is a youth subculture (and punk rock a music genre) and when it emerged it was basically characterized by anti-establishment and anti-authoritarian views, they fancied themselves as nonconformists and expressed it trough their outfits and attitude. When you readf a bit about the roots you can understand how and why the culture emerged but it quickly became as conformistic as any other youth culture. Just look at the whole scene police and the poser name calling among punks. Quizz any of these guys what's it all about and don't let them give you the runaround but nail them down and you'll realize they have no clue and there's no substance to it.
TheMundusvultdecipi : That's it. They follow a trend. Do you know that kids today, who consider themselves to be "punks" (I call it kiddie-punk, you know that "Green Day/ Emo/metrosexual crap), pay hundreds of euros or dollars to maintain their style? Chlothes, boots, pins, hair spray and that expensive shit. They are victims of consumerism and they don't get it. They are just posers with no individual standpoint. Like everybody who follows a trend. Sheep. Greg Graffin once said, you don't need a fucking mohawk to be punk. It's about attitude and how you view your life and the world around you.
Yeah I know and I also understand very well how such trends work and the kids tick in that regard because after all I once was a conformistic kid who desperately tried to fit in (happened to be the punk/anarcho scene in my case) too until I matured and started to realize that I had no real inner convictions but merely parroted the blabber of those around me and behaved like I thought a punk had to behave. I also realized what a hypocrite I'd been since for a while I used to run around with self-proclaimed anarchists who fancied themselves revolutionaries and avantgarde, they smashed some McDonalds window and thought they'd done something to better the world and drank cheap imported beer while doing so. Almost all still lived at home and received money from their parents or were on welfare or received other benefits from the evil capitalistic state. See we all could give you handily a list full of antis, we were against this and against that but we couldn't tell you what kind of society we longed for, we lacked the pros so to speak and when asked about that resorted to vague ambigous statements. As for punk, frankly I don't really get what it means or stands for. Like I said I know it's history and how it evolved over time but when someone self-identifies as "punk" in 2016 what does it mean (I mean other than a fashion statement and listening to a certain genre)? An anti-authoritarian stance is pretty clear and doesn't need much explaining but anti-establishment is already quite vague imo. Or when you say "it's about attitude", what does that really mean? It would be enough and much more clear to state I'm an individualist or a person who strives to be an autonomous being (in the sense of Kantian ethics) instead of saying I'm punk.
Thinking about the origins of the whole punk music scene and how kids viewed the Pistols as such rebels back then I just remembered something funny. I'm a huge admirer of author W.S. Burroughs and in one docu I watched about him Jello Biafra recounted how he once attended this literature convention with many so-called Beat authors back in the Seventies. The Pistols God save the Queen had been recently released and they became hugely popular so someone at that convention asked Burroughs what he thought about the Pistols and that song. He replied "Well I don't get what should be so shocking or rebellious when kids with colored spiky hair perform a song where they sing God save the Queen. If you ask me about my feelings towards that old cunt, my parole would be "Bugger the Queen" and according to Biafra he shouted it repeatedly and the whole crowd joined in and would chant "Bugger the Queen"! And that parole came from a 63 old man. Just a very telling episode about the whole punk phenomena if you ask me.
TheMundusvultdecipi Burroughs was an intelligent, old man. And also funny. Just as Jello Biafra is. Reading Jello's lyrics, even today, make me happy and frightend at the same time. So cynical with a very twisted kind of humour. The Dead Kennedys did more to my upbringing than the Sex Pistols ever could. Maybe I am too young for the Pistols (I'm 46) and I didn't get the impact they had on society. But even in the 80s they always seemed to be more about image and fashion than music, you know, like the shadow of the big Sex Pistols. Never impressed me. There are so many great punk bands out there, but it's always the Pistols that made the news and got the fame.Talking about non-conformity, ey? I was never a fan. I always prefered bands like the Dead Boys, the Damned and of course the Misfits. Or crazy shit like the Cramps. The Pistols were more like poster boys than musicians. At least to me.
One of a kind and sorely missed. His name is rarely mentioned when talking about great drummers but he was. Part of the original lineup, all gone. RIP Philthy Phil!
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@@hedgehog1965uk dude, haha, when I bite the inside of my mouth, outside of the stabbing pain, I just know that I will bite that wound a dozen times afterward....Jesus christ that hurts! Ha
A bit crazy at times, but a great character, and an absolutely phenomenal drummer. Phil's speed and accuracy was totally astonishing. It still leaves me speechless even today when watching and listening to Phil drumming on all Motorhead tracks.
The BEST drummer I've ever heard in 30 years of liking Motorhead and Rock. His speed and precision were awesome. All others are pedestrian compared to him. #1. Rip Phil.
We knew Phil very well, he came to see us play at Safari Sams in LA and we recalled many crazy nights in London over the years. Much of it cannot be repeated in public 😂 He was truly a lovely man, very talented and as can be seen here, absolutely down to Earth. ❤️ MUCH LOVED AND DESRLY MISSED ❤️ x
Phil Taylor was one of the nicest, funniest of people, you could have wished to have met. I used to drink with Phil, we had some crazy nights and days! R.I.P Phil. Reunited with Lemmy, Eddie and Würzle 🏴
Yeah, he is imitating Charly Chaplin. But some words (like in Chaplins speech) are german. Like "grosse "Mädchen...Glocken?" I think he means big tits. "Mädchen" means "girl". "Glocken" means "bells". And then "assen Hosen" "Hosen" means trousers. "ass trousers" :-) So it makes no real sense but in a crazy way it does. :-) Because he just don't care and I think that's what Metal or Rock is about. No definitions.
Out of his MIND! I'll always remember Phil as the guy who kicked off that high intensity double-bass drumming. Definitely an inspiration when I was drumming death metal.
In those days, they weren't just great muso's, they were great characters. The new generation coming up has nothing like this. Phil, Lemmy, Eddie, and many others like you - you are sorely missed.
So true. The current crop of 'rock stars' couldn't be more boring and straight laced. And most of them were already born into privilege. The British stars that came up during the 60s/70s were dirt poor and that's what gave them their character.
Totally agree, The so called "Rockers" today have no character, they may have the hair, the piercings, the tattoos but lameass character... Guys back then we're a one of a kind. Having character has a lot to do with the environment you come from. In Phils case Leeds in tough working class Northern England, oh and the drugs and booze help too
Not many people (especially drummers) can live to his age and still get so tweaked out that he has to chew gum to keep his head from spinning off, AND still look great!
Of course lemmy is the icon, he was motorhead. But phil was always my favorite dude. A hyper, funny, goofy bad ass who wail on the drums. What a great character.
Was fortunate to see philthy play..One of my all time favorite drummers..Love Phil’s use of Hi Hat accents and his Double Bass Drum expertise..Sure miss him..We love ya Phil
Philthy Animal Taylor just was a character. A great nutso (in the positve possible way) - dudes like him don`t come arround that often. Well, actually - characters like him and Lem sadly don`t exist anymore...
@MIKE J You are probably right in regards to the vast majority of drug abusers, but in his case i can't help but sense he really lived life on the fast lane right until then end, enjoyed it, and wouldn't have traded this way of living for a casual life, without all the rock n roll and drug excesses. Not glorifying it or anything, but some people are just bound for such an existence, and in Mr Phil Taylor's 'RIP' case, he ended up being one of the luckier ones who could support the Motorhead lifestyle without ending up in Destitution and Despair.
@MIKE J Jesus fuckin christ, everyone is addicted to something, be it sports, drugs, fucking, gambling, jogging, eating, lying, coffee, alcohol etc,etc. Pick your poison. Philthy loved to be on speed, it made him feel better.Everyone has their vice, or vices. No one gets out alive, so enjoy while you can.
+leon bushnell this dude died before Lemmy. He's also the first drummer to use a double bass. Most musicians had to use speed to keep up with the hectic pace. Here's one to flip your shit. I saw Reba McEntire when she was musically in her prime. We had backstage passes for autographs. As she's signing, Narvel puts a pill in her mouth and gives her a drink and she becomes an autograph signing fool. I would have bet she signed 1000 autographs in 15 minutes.
Bless you Phil you were and still are massive influence on me and my drumming, yeah I'm a drummer and when i was learning double kick I learned from the song Overkill, bless you Philthy see you when I get up there hopefully!
The producer of the Overkill album knew just how effective Phil's drumming was - almost every song on that album has a strong drum fill or faded up beat at the start - listen to Philthy's intro to Stay Clean - fast, precise, perfectly controlled, seems to be four or five different techniques over five or six bars of free time. Then the drum intro to Capricorn, rising up in the mix to full volume. He seemed to combine the effortless creativity and inventiveness of a John Bonham or an Ian Paice but at more unpredictable and explosive rate of knots!? It's hard to sum up Phil Taylor's drumming but he knew his stuff - you can bet your bottom dollar he was studying the likes of Buddy Rich drum scores as if his life depended on it and in the maelstrom of the late 1970s Punk rock revolution, Motorhead's attitude and style made them the perfect bedfellows for the likes of the Damned and the Pistols and gave the green light to the fledgling NWOBHM that spawned Iron Maiden then Thrash Metal and beyond. RIP Phil, Eddie & Lemmy!
For the first 18 months, he only had a snare drum. Think about that for a moment. These old school players are good because they were forced to build up technique incrementally.
What a guy Phil was!!!! Rocker to the core and without any compromise as it was the whole Motörhead crew! And his definition of heavy metal, priceless! RIP man!
Damn......im sick to my stomach ...im a bonafide metalhead at 44 years of age....and just recently "discovered this metal band called Motorhear...orgasmitron made me a believer.....R.I.P.... To one n all...wish i could go back in time...see them live😥
Yeah, in this rock is dead era, I'm 50 and your typical metal head as well and just started discovering black metal...Heil the Darkthrone and The Real Mayhem.....haha, my wife of 7,000 years just yelled to me, what is that demonic bullshit your are listening to as she is listening to fricking Steelheart haha
snap, I feel the same, I knew of them but didnt ever investigate their music because it was music for shabby boys where I grew up! What a waste on my part! And I have to say it.... oh my good God what a gorgeous creature he was right to the end he was soooo cute! ooops soz getting my grown up pants back on again now! lol
RIP Phil. I liked Eddie's story on how he first met Phil when he was a foreman doing construction on a houseboat. He said Phil had shown up to work early and was zipping around. Eddie said his eyes were bulging out on stalks as he'd been up for days and he flat out told Eddie that. His blunt honesty impressed Eddie. (Who was a helluva storyteller.)
When you see him as a young guy and then in the end, it was sad. Just couldn't take it anymore. Really nice guy too and great drummer. Motorhead wouldn't exist without him. RIP Phil. Cheers for everything.
Sacraligiously underated this man was a legend, one take master, true speed king so god damned funny a true inspiration. Rest in thunder and loudness. ✌️😎
One of the best drummers and performers ever!!! My God he was on fast forward all the time. I don’t think he understood the word chill or relax. I would of loved to just hang out with him he is such a riot and funny as hell. So honest and tells it like it is!
He must have been a nightmare to work with.If you read Lemmys 'White Line Fever' biography Phil eventually lost the plot touring the US when he discovered angel dust and was sacked.Still had the best hair do of any one in the rock buisiness .Mad bastard.
Yea ive watched interviews with Eddie where he said Phil would often throw a tantrum or fight the producer and then leave the session, or that him and Eddie would fight and that would end the session He was a nutcase but a damn great drummer
Best heavy rock/metal drummer to have ever graced our ears. When you listen to Motorhead his drums make your body move even if you don't want to - Phil Taylor had the magic. I feel so grateful to have known Motorhead since early in life, things like these guys or The Beatles will never happen again, that was the universe aligning in a very specific way.
Very interesting vid. Both Lemmy and Phil had a habit of telling interviewers that their questions were stupid. All three of the classic lineup were such characters. So interesting. Having listened to many of the interviews, I get the impression that Fast Eddie was the most affable in nature.
I love how as the interview goes on and Phil answers the questions a lot less serious lol. I like that he did appear to be genuinely humble about other's being inspired by his drumming style too!
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He was a crazy bastard in the best sense, and a hell of a great drummer.
RIP, Philthy.
@John Beaver he is a great drummer he was kicked out by Lemmy because of his habits
@John Beaver lemmy is rare breed though he's a very high functioning addict but many addicts can't do what lemmy did he was a one off.
How did he die? Amazing man
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It really blows my mind how Lemmy functioned at the level he did on that shit. I have no experience or interest in amphetamines, but most people who end up hooked on it look and sound insane. How he held it together until 70, I'll never know.
well said. and great profile picture.
"That's an amazingly fucking stupid question isn't it? No I listened to trombone players" hahahaha, that's our Philthy
He never minced his words,always said exactly what he thought,whether anyone liked it or not.......something known as no bullshit honesty.
Interviewer: "What inspired you to take up the drums?"
Taylor: *SHOES*
I tried once playing drums with shoes on and I hated it.
*gum
XD..funny man.
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Everyday must have been a riot in Motorhead with those three characters. Never a dull moment 😂
What a fantastic character he was. One of the coolest drummers ever. Miss him and Motörhead.
Philthy was fucking awesome.
And so articulate and modest and a laugh
He was a true charackter. And he invented Speed-Metal Drumming with his performance on Overkill 🤘
How can you not love this guy?
Everything in this clip is amazing.
I have watched this 50 times.
yep and still sexy af eh even after years of abuse!
@@bridobrien7483 I can't judge that lol. I'm into females..
But I'm sure he got his share of body contact back in the day
I agree. I love Philthy, such a naturally charismatic guy. Very funny, great stories. That's without mentioning him being an absolute monster on the kit, right up til the end.
Phil was a top guy and a phenomenal drummer. Without his contribution to music there would be no Metallica or Slayer or any metal as we know it today. RIP "Philthy"!
Those 2 bands aren`t fit to be mentioned in the same breath,Motorhead hated that sort of stuff.
@@mjh5437 nah, slayer is pretty sick
@@mjh5437 Really, did Lemmy tell you he hated Metallica?? Cuz he sure did sit in with them alot and talk highly of them in numerous interviews and even his own movie!
Fucking D-U-M-B!!!
Spot on dude!
@@kevinleonard2368 well as I Have heard he didn't like Metallicas or slayers music but its true that Motörhead inspired Metallica play faster which inspired Slayer play even faster because they wanted to be heviest band that exist
Phil was such a kick-ass drummer who had a funk groove that most metal drummers sorely lack.
HinjuRock Exactly, he had groove.
@@AntisocialSka1 i think you might find his secret is he played in a swing style but fast, 16ths on hi hat for some songs. We are Motorhead and we play rock and roll, sort of gives it away.
Most of his time did in fact, its around the late 80's when that got lost .
Even thoses early black and death metal band had thoses swing influences and swag ( Venom, Celtic Frost, Morbid Angel's Abomination of desolation, Possessed ...)
Wow! So sad that he's gone. Thanks for posting this though. The end gave me a good laugh.
Phil was more punk than the so-called "punks" in the seventies. Cheers!
***** If you want to piss off someone who identfies himself as punk that question. Punk is a youth subculture (and punk rock a music genre) and when it emerged it was basically characterized by anti-establishment and anti-authoritarian views, they fancied themselves as nonconformists and expressed it trough their outfits and attitude. When you readf a bit about the roots you can understand how and why the culture emerged but it quickly became as conformistic as any other youth culture. Just look at the whole scene police and the poser name calling among punks. Quizz any of these guys what's it all about and don't let them give you the runaround but nail them down and you'll realize they have no clue and there's no substance to it.
TheMundusvultdecipi : That's it. They follow a trend. Do you know that kids today, who consider themselves to be "punks" (I call it kiddie-punk, you know that "Green Day/ Emo/metrosexual crap), pay hundreds of euros or dollars to maintain their style? Chlothes, boots, pins, hair spray and that expensive shit. They are victims of consumerism and they don't get it. They are just posers with no individual standpoint. Like everybody who follows a trend. Sheep. Greg Graffin once said, you don't need a fucking mohawk to be punk. It's about attitude and how you view your life and the world around you.
Yeah I know and I also understand very well how such trends work and the kids tick in that regard because after all I once was a conformistic kid who desperately tried to fit in (happened to be the punk/anarcho scene in my case) too until I matured and started to realize that I had no real inner convictions but merely parroted the blabber of those around me and behaved like I thought a punk had to behave. I also realized what a hypocrite I'd been since for a while I used to run around with self-proclaimed anarchists who fancied themselves revolutionaries and avantgarde, they smashed some McDonalds window and thought they'd done something to better the world and drank cheap imported beer while doing so. Almost all still lived at home and received money from their parents or were on welfare or received other benefits from the evil capitalistic state. See we all could give you handily a list full of antis, we were against this and against that but we couldn't tell you what kind of society we longed for, we lacked the pros so to speak and when asked about that resorted to vague ambigous statements. As for punk, frankly I don't really get what it means or stands for. Like I said I know it's history and how it evolved over time but when someone self-identifies as "punk" in 2016 what does it mean (I mean other than a fashion statement and listening to a certain genre)? An anti-authoritarian stance is pretty clear and doesn't need much explaining but anti-establishment is already quite vague imo. Or when you say "it's about attitude", what does that really mean? It would be enough and much more clear to state I'm an individualist or a person who strives to be an autonomous being (in the sense of Kantian ethics) instead of saying I'm punk.
Thinking about the origins of the whole punk music scene and how kids viewed the Pistols as such rebels back then I just remembered something funny. I'm a huge admirer of author W.S. Burroughs and in one docu I watched about him Jello Biafra recounted how he once attended this literature convention with many so-called Beat authors back in the Seventies. The Pistols God save the Queen had been recently released and they became hugely popular so someone at that convention asked Burroughs what he thought about the Pistols and that song. He replied "Well I don't get what should be so shocking or rebellious when kids with colored spiky hair perform a song where they sing God save the Queen. If you ask me about my feelings towards that old cunt, my parole would be "Bugger the Queen" and according to Biafra he shouted it repeatedly and the whole crowd joined in and would chant "Bugger the Queen"! And that parole came from a 63 old man. Just a very telling episode about the whole punk phenomena if you ask me.
TheMundusvultdecipi
Burroughs was an intelligent, old man. And also funny. Just as Jello Biafra is. Reading Jello's lyrics, even today, make me happy and frightend at the same time. So cynical with a very twisted kind of humour. The Dead Kennedys did more to my upbringing than the Sex Pistols ever could. Maybe I am too young for the Pistols (I'm 46) and I didn't get the impact they had on society. But even in the 80s they always seemed to be more about image and fashion than music, you know, like the shadow of the big Sex Pistols. Never impressed me. There are so many great punk bands out there, but it's always the Pistols that made the news and got the fame.Talking about non-conformity, ey? I was never a fan. I always prefered bands like the Dead Boys, the Damned and of course the Misfits. Or crazy shit like the Cramps. The Pistols were more like poster boys than musicians. At least to me.
‘Philthy Animal’ was such an amazing drummer and had such a great sense of humour, I think he also could’ve had a side job as a comedian
Lemmy's on his way to make a killer jam with Philthy and Würzel right now somewhere out there in another dimension.
Roniel81 here, here
And Eddie Clarke. Damn, they're all gone aren't they?
Eddie's up there with him now too. And Lemmy of course
@@billywiththebulgingbaloonb5105 Yup. Second band I'm aware of that that's happened to
Original guitarist Larry Wallis recently died, so that makes 5 Motorhead members who've kicked the bucket.
One of a kind and sorely missed. His name is rarely mentioned when talking about great drummers but he was. Part of the original lineup, all gone. RIP Philthy Phil!
And that's the explanation as how groovy he was. He didn't focus on speed or volume. He focused on the song. That's why he was so good.
phil chews gum like a guy who's never bit his lip or the side of his mouth.
Haha, I was thinking the same the whole way trough. I hate it when you bite the inside of your mouth, and then a few mins later do it again.
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@@hedgehog1965uk dude, haha, when I bite the inside of my mouth, outside of the stabbing pain, I just know that I will bite that wound a dozen times afterward....Jesus christ that hurts! Ha
maybe he got calluses on the inside from that. They were speedfreaks, you know :D
Speed will do that to ya.
A bit crazy at times, but a great character, and an absolutely phenomenal drummer. Phil's speed and accuracy was totally astonishing. It still leaves me speechless even today when watching and listening to Phil drumming on all Motorhead tracks.
The BEST drummer I've ever heard in 30 years of liking Motorhead and Rock. His speed and precision were awesome. All others are pedestrian compared to him. #1. Rip Phil.
We knew Phil very well, he came to see us play at Safari Sams in LA and we recalled many crazy nights in London over the years. Much of it cannot be repeated in public 😂 He was truly a lovely man, very talented and as can be seen here, absolutely down to Earth. ❤️ MUCH LOVED AND DESRLY MISSED ❤️ x
Spill the beans then......Did he shag Beki Bondage or not?
Bye and thanks, one of the best rock drummers ever.
Phil Taylor was one of the nicest, funniest of people, you could have wished to have met. I used to drink with Phil, we had some crazy nights and days!
R.I.P Phil. Reunited with Lemmy, Eddie and Würzle 🏴
Lucky! 👍🤘
@@Violet-1982 Aye. I'm still breathing lol
You really need to tell us more please!
What a character he was. R.I.P
the best description of heavy metal I ever heard!
Was he speaking in german at the end?
+Abdul AlpLimIndFox No, it was Sanskrit, the ancient India's were obsessed with Heavy metal (even though it is over 5000 years ahead of their time).
+Abdul AlpLimIndFox He imitates Charles Chaplins Hinkel Speech from "The great Dictator", its some kind of german like gibberish
Yeah, he is imitating Charly Chaplin. But some words (like in Chaplins speech) are german. Like "grosse "Mädchen...Glocken?" I think he means big tits. "Mädchen" means "girl". "Glocken" means "bells". And then "assen Hosen" "Hosen" means trousers. "ass trousers" :-) So it makes no real sense but in a crazy way it does. :-) Because he just don't care and I think that's what Metal or Rock is about. No definitions.
Ich lachen meine kopfen auf lassen lmao-so funny! Oh dear! X
I died at "No, I was into fucking trombone players" LMFAO
😄 🤣 😂
Out of his MIND! I'll always remember Phil as the guy who kicked off that high intensity double-bass drumming. Definitely an inspiration when I was drumming death metal.
Now, THIS is an interview!!! Thanks for posting.
The interviewer was absolute shit, questions were garbage. The answers on the other hand were amazing.
In those days, they weren't just great muso's, they were great characters. The new generation coming up has nothing like this. Phil, Lemmy, Eddie, and many others like you - you are sorely missed.
So true. The current crop of 'rock stars' couldn't be more boring and straight laced. And most of them were already born into privilege. The British stars that came up during the 60s/70s were dirt poor and that's what gave them their character.
Totally agree, The so called "Rockers" today have no character, they may have the hair, the piercings, the tattoos but lameass character... Guys back then we're a one of a kind. Having character has a lot to do with the environment you come from. In Phils case Leeds in tough working class Northern England, oh and the drugs and booze help too
@@Beardodoomus British stars that came up during the 60s/70s weren`t all dirt poor at all........,in fact most of them were educated middle class.
@@mjh5437 all of the educated ones went into prog rock. The poor people were rockers. 😉
@@Beardodoomus Rolling Stones weren't poor tho.
The driving force behind Motörhead’s classic era.
Not many people (especially drummers) can live to his age and still get so tweaked out that he has to chew gum to keep his head from spinning off, AND still look great!
Ya know !
Chewing is a most common thing for speedfreaks.
I thought i same fuckin' thing. You hit like three points and they are all true lol
the guy is obviously amphetamin loaded to the hilt. That's where the chew is coming from. But I love him, as a guy and as a really good drummer.
@@thierryvidal63 There's an interview from 1981 where he's chewing gum with the same level of intensity.
his hair is fucking amazing
Best definition of heavy metal i've ever heard in my life...Philty was such a great guy!
R . I . P Philty
one of the best Drummer , ever
The man was a natural comedian .....God I nearly crapped myself laughing..
Every interview he has something funny to say.
I did shit myself!
Dude he was 😄 🤣 I laughed out loud when he started about his shoes lol
@@thomasedmundrichardswho the fuck shit MY pants?
The farten blasten from the assen holzen!
Of course lemmy is the icon, he was motorhead. But phil was always my favorite dude. A hyper, funny, goofy bad ass who wail on the drums. What a great character.
Always looked the coolest and wore the best clothes and hair.
Awesome interview.... Just an amazing drummer, pure and simple. Rest in peace brother you will be missed...
The ending and his answer to the last question was pure heavy metal..
Fartenblasten from the assenhosen!!! Lol
RIP What a great drummer, an influential and pioneer for whole speed extreme metal and rock N roll Hail Motörhead!
what a great interview on such a sad day...thank you!
Phil was always at 110%
Was fortunate to see philthy play..One of my all time favorite drummers..Love Phil’s use of Hi Hat accents and his Double Bass Drum expertise..Sure miss him..We love ya Phil
Love that he mentiones Purdie as a great inspiration!
Philthy Animal Taylor just was a character. A great nutso (in the positve possible way) - dudes like him don`t come arround that often. Well, actually - characters like him and Lem sadly don`t exist anymore...
What a nutter - speeding until the very end . . . . check out all the crazy twitching and gum snapping. The real deal.
Yeah I bet he had a terrible time, Lemmy too....
@MIKE J You are probably right in regards to the vast majority of drug abusers, but in his case i can't help but sense he really lived life on the fast lane right until then end, enjoyed it, and wouldn't have traded this way of living for a casual life, without all the rock n roll and drug excesses. Not glorifying it or anything, but some people are just bound for such an existence, and in Mr Phil Taylor's 'RIP' case, he ended up being one of the luckier ones who could support the Motorhead lifestyle without ending up in Destitution and Despair.
@MIKE J Jesus fuckin christ, everyone is addicted to something, be it sports, drugs, fucking, gambling, jogging, eating, lying, coffee, alcohol etc,etc. Pick your poison.
Philthy loved to be on speed, it made him feel better.Everyone has their vice, or vices. No one gets out alive, so enjoy while you can.
@81: True words here! Would have loved to do a line or two with the man🤘!
@@thelawofitself When Phil snorts a line, watch out,hahaha. But yeah, i would do lines with him too, why the fuck not.
So glad and fortunate to have been influenced by him since about 1978, R.I.P. Phil Taylor Lambasting Double Bass Legend.
He was the first rockstar I ever met after my first ever Rock Gig. I was blessed. The most approachable and nicest of guys. I miss you Phil.
can't chew that gum fast enough!
When you've been abusing amphetamines for 20+ years..... You sure can
+mikey james Coke.. lol
+leon bushnell this dude died before Lemmy. He's also the first drummer to use a double bass. Most musicians had to use speed to keep up with the hectic pace. Here's one to flip your shit. I saw Reba McEntire when she was musically in her prime. We had backstage passes for autographs. As she's signing, Narvel puts a pill in her mouth and gives her a drink and she becomes an autograph signing fool. I would have bet she signed 1000 autographs in 15 minutes.
+leon bushnell I never did amphetamines for the reason you just stated. I wouldn't be able to stand the nervousness.
+Tammy Sigmon ....speed is so much fun...for a while....then it gets ugly
Great interview. So much life in him. True rocknroll spirit.
Awesome. RIP, Phil Taylor.
+Chuloloc RIP.
+Jäger Braun Died today dude
Cameron Fod I just found out, another legend gone.
+Jäger Braun Same, I found out today
Bless you Phil you were and still are massive influence on me and my drumming, yeah I'm a drummer and when i was learning double kick I learned from the song Overkill, bless you Philthy see you when I get up there hopefully!
The producer of the Overkill album knew just how effective Phil's drumming was - almost every song on that album has a strong drum fill or faded up beat at the start - listen to Philthy's intro to Stay Clean - fast, precise, perfectly controlled, seems to be four or five different techniques over five or six bars of free time. Then the drum intro to Capricorn, rising up in the mix to full volume. He seemed to combine the effortless creativity and inventiveness of a John Bonham or an Ian Paice but at more unpredictable and explosive rate of knots!? It's hard to sum up Phil Taylor's drumming but he knew his stuff - you can bet your bottom dollar he was studying the likes of Buddy Rich drum scores as if his life depended on it and in the maelstrom of the late 1970s Punk rock revolution, Motorhead's attitude and style made them the perfect bedfellows for the likes of the Damned and the Pistols and gave the green light to the fledgling NWOBHM that spawned Iron Maiden then Thrash Metal and beyond. RIP Phil, Eddie & Lemmy!
You can see the pain in him from his past.
No wondering needed two bass drums.
Always admired him.
He was a perfect fit for Motörhead. Live from Leeds.
Philthy Animal, the king of D-Beats! He will be missed!
For the first 18 months, he only had a snare drum. Think about that for a moment. These old school players are good because they were forced to build up technique incrementally.
What a guy Phil was!!!! Rocker to the core and without any compromise as it was the whole Motörhead crew! And his definition of heavy metal, priceless! RIP man!
Phil and Lemmy were so downright honest and down to earth. Respect.
I love the way he answered questions he thought were stupid. RIP Phil
Phil's definition of Heavy Metal is perfect.
Bazooka Joe aka phil😎
Interviewer: What inspired you to take up the drums?
Phil: SHOES!!!
LMAO!!!
Damn......im sick to my stomach ...im a bonafide metalhead at 44 years of age....and just recently "discovered this metal band called Motorhear...orgasmitron made me a believer.....R.I.P.... To one n all...wish i could go back in time...see them live😥
You call yourself a bona-fide metal head at 44years of age, and you've only just found out about Motorhead!... Bonafide metal head my arse!
Well, it's never too late to get into something. At least you know the Head now. Welcome, Bröther.
Yeah, in this rock is dead era, I'm 50 and your typical metal head as well and just started discovering black metal...Heil the Darkthrone and The Real Mayhem.....haha, my wife of 7,000 years just yelled to me, what is that demonic bullshit your are listening to as she is listening to fricking Steelheart haha
snap, I feel the same, I knew of them but didnt ever investigate their music because it was music for shabby boys where I grew up! What a waste on my part! And I have to say it.... oh my good God what a gorgeous creature he was right to the end he was soooo cute! ooops soz getting my grown up pants back on again now! lol
Above all the rest , I wish he done more interviews
RIP Phil. I liked Eddie's story on how he first met Phil when he was a foreman doing construction on a houseboat. He said Phil had shown up to work early and was zipping around. Eddie said his eyes were bulging out on stalks as he'd been up for days and he flat out told Eddie that. His blunt honesty impressed Eddie. (Who was a helluva storyteller.)
When you see him as a young guy and then in the end, it was sad. Just couldn't take it anymore. Really nice guy too and great drummer. Motorhead wouldn't exist without him. RIP Phil. Cheers for everything.
He had a Brain Aneurysm,of course he couldn`t take it anymore...Lem had one too.
Sacraligiously underated this man was a legend, one take master, true speed king so god damned funny a true inspiration. Rest in thunder and loudness. ✌️😎
One of the best drummers and performers ever!!! My God he was on fast forward all the time. I don’t think he understood the word chill or relax. I would of loved to just hang out with him he is such a riot and funny as hell. So honest and tells it like it is!
Motorhead will always be one of the greats RIP Lemmy/Phil, forever brothers
Fantastic. I really enjoyed that interview. Phil seemed like a really straight up guy.
The master of the double bass drums 🥁 RIP Philthy Animal
He must have been a nightmare to work with.If you read Lemmys 'White Line Fever' biography Phil eventually lost the plot touring the US when he discovered angel dust and was sacked.Still had the best hair do of any one in the rock buisiness .Mad bastard.
Yea ive watched interviews with Eddie where he said Phil would often throw a tantrum or fight the producer and then leave the session, or that him and Eddie would fight and that would end the session
He was a nutcase but a damn great drummer
Genuine as always. Cheerz Phil, wherever you are...
1:15 "Hey yo bastard” can’t stop to laugh with that
Thanks man! He'll be missed! So damn much!
Man...I would have LOVED to hang out with this dude
I love how Phil rips that interviewer apart here, love it! R.I.P Philthy.
Great drummer... And one hell of a character. R.i.P Phil.
R.I.P Phil! Thanks for Bomber and Overkill and DoubleKickAss!
Best heavy rock/metal drummer to have ever graced our ears.
When you listen to Motorhead his drums make your body move even if you don't want to - Phil Taylor had the magic.
I feel so grateful to have known Motorhead since early in life, things like these guys or The Beatles will never happen again, that was the universe aligning in a very specific way.
This is really great. Thanks for sharing!
Philthy Animal Taylor Was One Of The Greatest Drummers Of All Time Rest In Peace Philthy
Very interesting vid. Both Lemmy and Phil had a habit of telling interviewers that their questions were stupid. All three of the classic lineup were such characters. So interesting. Having listened to many of the interviews, I get the impression that Fast Eddie was the most affable in nature.
I like how he didn’t put a limit on metal music. It is a feeling and you can only describe a feeling, you can’t put a label on it
A true Motörhead! RIP
Bless him, he's buried just down the road from me!
AC/DC with Bon and Motorhead with the Three Amigos are the two finest Heavy Rock bands that have ever walked this earth.
Saw Motorhead's first tour in the states at The Checker Dome. They were incredible! 1981
He'd been chewin' that same piece of gum for 40 years. Haha he's so cool, bless him.
Brilliant musician ,he won`t be forgotten.
There's a fine line between crazy and genius. Phil walked that line. Somes falling one way or the other.
Hahah made me laugh. And absolutely correct
I love how as the interview goes on and Phil answers the questions a lot less serious lol. I like that he did appear to be genuinely humble about other's being inspired by his drumming style too!
love the bit at the end.
RIP Phil what a great man !! we had together a great love story ! a true gentleman indeed
This man is a fuckin rock and roll legend 😎 makes them oasis brothers look like laurel and fuckin hardy. RIP drum god ❤️
Oasis more like the muppets
Thanks for uploading @the guys of BANGER. RIP Phil Taylor!
Totally overlooked and underrated drummer. Great mix of raw power and total groove
Thanks for posting this,,,we will miss Phil,,,loved the ole guy,,Thanks again Banger
Met him at Bank Of America in Silver Lake in 2009. RIP, No Sleep changed my life
Wonderful Drummer and Guy ❤ RIP Phil.
R.I.P a monster on the drums got to see him live in 1987
Phil & lemmy were made for each other ❤
To me Phil was the coolest motorhead.
When he gets asked about influences he dosent say the usual biggies of rawk he says Purdie. Beautiful