Japhet

Your Latex Trick - Dire Straits

The Reflux - Duran Duran

Come Back and Stay - Paul Young

Another suggestion. Cheap but sounds great and very tweakable.

Waterfalls - TLC

Gallien Krueger Fusions have 2 channels (one has more gain on tap but you could set them up the same). I'd have thought you could do the job with a clean boost pedal though to bump the signal from the Precision.

Psycho Killer - Talking Heads

Another vote for GK Fusion. Also, Tecamp (or Eich) make great lightweight heads. Tecamp Puma is a great little amp.

I tried a few as a solution when our singer couldn't reach a few high notes and key changes weren't viable. Digitech Drop was probably the best but didn't really work the way I'd hoped. Latency was pretty bad on some digital pedals. Tried a Behringer which tracked really well and sounded good but latency was horrible.

Lysteria - Muse

In These Shoes? - Bette Midler

8 Days a Week - The Beatles

Little Monster - Royal Blood

I Like Driving in Macabre - Madness

Rum, Sodomy and Goulash - The Pogues

This Chow Mein Man - The Smiths

Blockheads - Ian Dury & The Blockheads

Yare Gonna Get It - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers

Mersey Mersey Me - Marvin Gaye

Welcome to the world of band politics. It's extremely difficult to find a group of people with the same work ethic, level of ability, vision of the future, level of acceptance of multiple things, availability to gig/rehearse, willingness to compromise, willingness to put their hand in their pocket etc. etc etc.. It's a minefield. Good luck!

Psycho Killer - Talking Heads

Diggin' You - Meshell NdegeOchello

Murder on the Dancefloor - Sophie Ellis Bexter

Ricicle Race - Queen (ventriloquist remix)

Answered by Dad 3353. Alternatively you can put a few drops on your finger tips and let it soak in. Repeat a few times. It's a bit of a faff though compared to using an egg cup or similar to dip in.