Aquarius Records by Jason D. on 4/29/2006 via Judy's Book
Why go anywhere else but Ameoba to buy music? Because Aquarius has those insightful blurbs that they attach to a lot of the albums in the store. These guys know what they're talking about (not that I agree all the time – you are sooo…

The Coolest Record Store in the World by Dylan d. on 8/28/2005 via Judy's Book
Sign up for their online Bi-Weekly updates and be edified and entertained by your friendly neighborhood record shop with their the varied and deep love of all kinds of music. I literally can't count the number of times I've walked out with…

Aquarius Records by Harry C. on 8/20/2005 via Judy's Book
This is the best place to find all your music needs. Prices are decent and the workers there are very helpful. I even sold some CD's to make some money that I thought was worthless. When you go in the store, it makes you want to buy…

Non Mainstream Music by Jennife r. on 8/19/2005 via Judy's Book
Aquarius Records is a good place to check out if you want to find underground or hard to find music. They specialize in the non-mainstream area, so don't go there if you're looking for Top 100 CDs. They're into independent and local acts…

Hand-picked rarities by Rael M. on 8/18/2005 via Judy's Book
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.…

"don't go there!" by mymymyne on 11/9/2002 via Citysearch
I thought it's cute store and enjoyed browsing there. However, the last time I was there, I was promptly told to leave the store when my cell phone rang. A very snobby girl came over, pointed at me, and then, the door. I was confused. Why…

One of the Best! by MarkeBieschke_Citysearch on 7/16/2002 via Citysearch
This hole in the wall cd store stocks things almost as rare as that cute little place in the Castro with all the disco latest. aquarius, however, would rather have you sinking into a beanbag chair than hitting the dancefloor. Really love…

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