Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor
Rock Drummer for Motörhead
Born
September 21st, 1954
70 years ago
Died
2015
10 years ago — 61 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
England
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Phil Taylor was an English rock drummer best known for his work with the heavy metal band Motörhead. Joining the band in 1975, he contributed to the band's signature sound and was integral to their success through the late 1970s and 1980s. Taylor's drumming style and energetic performances defined the rhythm of classic tracks. He played on classic albums including 'Overkill', 'Bomber', and 'Ace of Spades', which solidified Motörhead's reputation in the heavy metal genre. Taylor left the band in 1992 but rejoined for various reunions, contributing to later albums.
Played drums on classic albums for Motörhead
Contributed to the song 'Ace of Spades'
Participated in the band's influential tours
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