Aquarius Records
11 ratings since posting on Friday, July 30, 2004
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Overall Rating  based on 11 ratings |
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I use the list to keep me informed of high quality new music. I really love that they have a cutting edge altcountry and vintage coountry savvy crew. - hernan , posted 01/22/06 |
 Small store, not many records. Especially small collection of electronica records. - Stuart , posted 11/26/05 |
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Aquarius is one of the few record stores known internationally. Even though everyone in SF goes to Amoeba (and really, why shouldn't you), Aquarius manages to survive by handpicking only the best, rarest, and weirdest music around. Definitely worth a special trip, you can check out all the new stuff in their listening station. - mark , posted 10/21/04 |
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If you like Top 40 or something, this is probably the worst record store on the planet. But if you like indie stuff, this is your store. It's still pretty small though. But really good selection of a very specific type... - ColonelTCB , posted 10/20/04 |
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excellent selection of underground and alternative sounds - everything from punk to 60's psychedlia. get on their email list for fabulous reviews. informed, unpretentious staff. - Elizabeth , posted 10/20/04 |
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I don't want to say too much, since they're my favorite "unknown" record store. But definitely one of the best in SF, nonetheless. - Greg , posted 10/15/04 |
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They don't have as big of a selection as Amoeba, but their knowledge of what they do have far exceeds Amoeba's inventory any day. - Unsubscribed , posted 10/15/04 |
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A very small shop compared to the likes of Amoeba and Rasputin but the selection is very good for some of the more obscure, hard to find stuff. The staff is very knowledgeable and rather friendly considering how much knowledge they have packed in their heads. - c j , posted 09/03/04 |
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Their space is limited and so if you're looking for something specific you might do better looking at the Rasputin's downtown, Amoeba on Haight, or that nice little place up in Noe. Their reviews are nice, but I've found that they often will praise things more in proportion to indie cred than actual listenability. - Matt , posted 08/27/04 |
