On Hummer, I definitely hear an Electric Mistress at least on the clean parts and possibly in other spots.

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That YouTube vid's fascinating...the only way I can imagine it being done is if the vid's poster had access to the master tapes or something. Anyhow, it's interesting to hear the guitar parts 'raw'.

I'm wondering if a Boss chorus was used on that record too. I've got a sound very close to the intro and outro to Soma using a CE-3 with the rate on full and depth halfway. I'm sure an Electric Mistress can pull of that kind of chorused tone as well though.

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Billy mentioned at the time chorus for "Soma" intro, but didn't mention what pedal/rack effect.

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Gish/Siamese Dream/Pisces Isceriot/Mellon Collie/Aeroplane/Adore/Machina I/II/Judas O,AEnima,Mer de Noms/Thirteenth Step,Permenent Waves/A Farewell to Kings,Adam & Eve,OK Computer/The Bends,The Fragile,****agraphy, Thrak,Portishead,The Unforgettable Fire

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this should clear up most of it.

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one pedal that billy used as well as the big muff was the micro synth by electro harmonix. it gave him the kkkkkkkgggggg sound heard on a lot of tracks like mayonaise etc.