Joking aside, the decision by the Berkeley City Council last week to award the owners of the Amoeba Music one of the city’s six marijuana dispensary licenses means their flagship store on Telegraph ...

Amoeba Music – you don’t have to be a microbiologist to recognize that name. Started in Berkeley in 1990 by music-loving record collectors Marc Weinstein, Dave Prinz and Mike Boyder ...

After almost a year of plotting and petitioning, Amoeba Music on Telegraph Ave. in Berkeley has just been granted permission to open an in-house marijuana dispensary. Writing on Facebook that the ...

At least, American music: rock ‘n’ roll, jazz, country,” says Chris Garcia, curator at Amoeba Music’s new business enterprise and next-door neighbor to its Berkeley, California ...

Offer a side of marijuana to accompany the music. Amoeba's Berkeley location (the company also maintains storefronts in Hollywood and San Francisco) has been in trouble for some time now ...

The Amoeba music store on Telegraph Avenue in Berkeley has received the green light to open a dispensary. Click play on the media player to watch the full story.

Amoeba Music is a staple record store that originated in Berkeley, California and expanded to locations in San Francisco and Los Angeles. As the music industry turned digital, it’s remained one ...

Weinstein and Prinz opened Amoeba Music in Berkeley in 1990. A second store followed in 1997 in San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury neighborhood. The Hollywood Store opened in late 2001 on Sunset ...

Founded in Berkeley, California, Amoeba Music has established itself as one of America’s most iconic music store chains. With three locations across the state, co-founder David Prinz says its ...

BERKELEY, Calif. (KGO) -- Amoeba record stores may be legendary but the Berkeley "mothership" on Telegraph Avenue is now ready to dispense more than music at a new store front called Hi-Fidelity.

Only people who buy the latest release from Japanese noise rock band Boris at the Amoeba record store in Berkeley will be able to attend a private show the band the band will play in the store ...

a long-running video series hosted at Amoeba Music, the legendary California record store in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Berkeley. The show’s general concept is straightforward enough.