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An ingredient as important as any band at a Dance Hall in the mid to late 60's were the Liquid Light Shows that added stunning visual effects to the sounds of the music.

One important pioneer of this was Elias Romero who started using techniques 'discovered' by Seymore Lochs, a professor at San Francisco State University, closely followed by Paul Beattie.

Romero soon tired of producing Liquid Light Shows and by 1973 had abandoned the idea.

While he was in SF, Romero's landlord was one Bill Ham who used what may have been the first kinetic lighting effects at a Rock 'n' Roll gig.

The venue?...the Legendary Red Dog Saloon, Nevada in 1965.

Soon Liquid Light Shows were springing up in every Dance Hall and were an important part of the psychedelic experience.