Aiight, I'll play!
No drum machines, not one,
nada ...
I hate the fookin' things! I always wanted to be a drummer, but I can't even shake and wipe at the same time ...
I either have friends drum for me (often stealing their tracks from other songs and looping same; see the CD title song) or build my drums from couple-second loops which I cut and paste, copy, and add hits to, kind of like ACID, if you were tripping and don't have the program.
The Vox is on the cover because it was handy when I did the photo; plus, it's relatively light and I knew it wouldn't hole my water-bed ...
Guitars and amps are pretty varied; there are at least 4 different bass ("bassi"?) and maybe 8-10 different guitars, maybe 7 amps ...
For specifics, you could go
here and the individual songs have the instruments listed under "full song info".
By the way, it's done to an HP P4 3.0 x 2 with SATA, an M-Audio Delta 44, and CEP2.1. The raw tracks are 13.3 gigs!
The main voc pre is a Meek VC3q with the compressor engaged and most vox are through an AT4040. Guitars are typically through a VTB1 pre and a variety of mics, including an NOS R2 ribbon, an SM58, a C1000S, an MXL1006 and a Samson C02 in omni. The bass is typically DI'd through the VTB1 or an ART TPS2 and usually a dbx163X; there was some use of a mic'd Boogie. Some emulated guitar was through a Hafler T2 and ADA Microcab (on a bass track or two, also), or a Zoom GM-200. But very little (5%?) was emulated; mostly, a Pro, Jr., a Boogie Mark2B, a Marshall 2550 or a Musicman HD130 were mic'd up. Or the Vox.
Your right sorry I haven't gotten back to ya.