I've been around since the inception of KUVO, (when they were broadcasting from the Morrison Radio…read moreStudio) and it has been the "Jewell" of the Rocky Mountain area. My radio dials never have moved since. Although lately there has been some movement on the hosts, and the morning shows are reminiscent of the "AM" radio stations.

We're lucky to have a jazz station in Denver. I'm a member. But like some people, I'd like to hear…read moremore jazz. Okay, I'll admit I look forward to the jukebox show Saturday, but funk, soul, and hip-hop -- not jazz. And some of the shows repeat; midnight, Thursday it's the same old Dee Alexander broadcast repeated month after month. You'd think they could find new material. (I'd be willing to do a Thursday midnight jazz show for free. Don't think they'd be interested.)

I always listen to your station while in the car and it relaxes me and usually I'm rushed to do…read moresomething and your wonderful station just takes the edge off. Where can I find out the "line-up" of music. I sometimes hear a song and want to find it on a CD. Thanks and keep up the good work...you make my day!

I really hate listening to Willy's political opinions. I like the music, but every time I here…read moreWilly talk about his believes in politics, I change the channel

Insane amount of commercials. Only good thing about this station is the Bobby Bones morning show…read moreout of Nashville. Otherwise can't stand the commercials.

Great radio station with a good mix of music. The DJ's aren't annoying.I live in California and…read morelisten online sometimes. Check it out

On vacation in Keystone back in July, we found this channel browsing the radio and never turned it…read moreoff. Such a unique blend of music, enjoyable DJs and information you need like quick hits of weather and road conditions. Not to mention that there aren't many commercials during an hour, which seem to be replaced with live sponsor reads for whoever works with them. I still stream it consistently back here in Wisconsin. One of the best.

Listen to them every weekday morning, and pretty much all day on Saturdays…read more Great station.

Stupidity does not begin to describe the gross commercialism of this station's breaking into BBC…read moremusic performances with their tiny little promos.

Comm-Unity Radio! These granola-eatin' hippies in Boulder…read moreare doing some great stuff. They play some strange indie stuff, lots of old time country music. My favorite show is Honky Tonk Heroes on Saturday mornings. The best part of the station is that if you don't like the music, give it two hours max, and they'll have a new show on. In one afternoon, you may hear Reggae, Grateful Dead, Electronica, Punk Polka, grind core, and Emo Square dancing music. This is a non-profit radio station on the left side of the dial. They don't have any advertisements, just the occasional weather update or a public service announcement. They play lots of the weirdest stuff, going on strange rabbit-hole disc discussions. The annoying part of community radio is the occasional fund drive. They have all kinds of fun events that they hold in the Denver and Boulder areas, like concerts, parties, and even plant sales!

As I pointed out with my review of KBCO, I'm like oil and radio stations are like water, but KGNU…read morestands out from the pack. Since KGNU is an independent community radio station, that is fueled not by advertisments but by community donations, you don't get the same sort of feel that you get with most major radio stations. The fact that you can listen to them online (www.kgnu.org) in hi-def streams definitely helps this otherwise obscure station get the attention it deserves. And the music they play....! This isn't the same old pop top 20 you hear at every single mall and commercial. No no...you are finally listening to a station with djs who care about pushing the envelope a little bit and playing the stuff that you don't hear all the time. This of course is because most of the djs at KGNU are there because they love what they are doing, not because they are getting paid huge sums (or anything for that matter). I've been inside the studios myself several times, and I must admit...I was inpressed. I'm not saying I like everything they play, but they really do have interesting shows...and more than once I actually wrote the names of artists down I heard on KGNU. How often do you do that when you are listening to the radio? As a community radio station, I think you can even dj yourself...of course this might be at 4 am...but hey, its about time they had a drum and bass show eh? Or maybe you are more into Tuva throat-singing, I can't say. Keep the independent tunes coming KGNU.

Hey Ya, Jack! In…read morethese days of Clear Channel dominance, I love that you Go Your Own Way. I Just Can't Get Enough of your Shameless cheese! Where other radio stations are tied to heavy-rotation playlists, you just let the Good Times Roll, playing whatever strikes your fancy. From Silly Love Songs to Rock n' Roll All Night, you play it all. How Bizarre! From the day I first noticed the giant billboard touting your arrival on the Denver radio scene, you had a spot on my car's presets. I Saw The Sign (and it opened up my eyes), and now We're Jammin'. Jack, I'll Be There For You... these five words I swear to you. Sure, you'll never be accused of Livin' On The Edge, or bringing the Brand New Funk. But hey, it's Hip To Be Square! And that's All Right Now. Your lack of annoying DJs just makes you that much more of an Obsession. I can always count on you to make me Feel Good, Inc. Jack, you keep me Forever Young! I love that, whatever you play, I can Rock With You. Whether its a Rebel Yell, or just a Careless Whisper, you'll always keep me Rockin' Into The Night. So Play That Funky Music, white boy. You've got All My Love. Love Is All You Need, kym b.

I am SO sad. I read today that Dealin' Doug and his holdings have bought Jack FM and will be…read morechanging the format, specifically to include commercials. I saw this when I had Spanish ESPN on my 102.3fm this morning, and I went to the Interwebs to research why. This is what I found. http://blogs.westword.com/latestword/2010/02/dealin_doug_moreland_buys_jack.php =( BooHoo!

Right on Dixon! Producer of the Melissa in morning show on Kool 105. You helped make a big…read moredifference in many veterans lives volunteering at the Hope Cycle Veteran's event this past Thursday. My neighbor Doug, an Air Force and Army Veteran, was listening to Kool 105.1 when you talked about the Hope Cycle Veterans event. He called me up about it and we landed on a Trek perfect for him at Hope Cycle. He loves the bike! Thank you so much! Thank you Kool 105 for encouraging Dixon. You all have made a difference in 100 Veteran's lives.

Listened to Kool105 for about 9 yrs... the Winston and Mel morning show was hilarious, they had…read moretrue chemistry and they STILL have a faithful following and do appearances for their fans. They both uprooted their lives in California and became an important part of the Mile High community and strived for a family friendly show. What Kool105 did to them was horrendous. Now they have lame Dom and Melissa in the morning and they are vulgar and the show appears to be tanking... and Dommie boy doesn't even live in the Denver market area. I still want to know how Winston and Mel were still getting bonuses and awards after they were fired? Something is fishy... But hey Kool105, you made your bed... how's those ratings now? And btw Kool105, THIS is what karma looks like.

A shining light in the darkness that is corporate radio…read more My life wouldn't be as complete without Radio 1190. Seriously. Music is one of my biggest passions, and Radio 1190 consistently gives me soul food for my ears. Where else can you hear Cut Copy, Hank Williams Sr., Atmosphere and Sharon Jones, all in one set? They truly cover the entire spectrum of music, and their only limitation is that they won't play music that you can hear on mainstream radio. Their specialty shows kick major ass. I especially like Route 78 West (honkey tonk and trucker music), Beats from the East (contemporary Indian and Bollywood music), and the Local Shakedown (local music, duh!). They sponsor local music events, showcase up and coming bands, and give a ton to the Denver/Boulder music community. Sure, the DJs can be pretty sloppy and amateurish, but that's part of their charm as they're not pros, just music lovers. And yes, they're an AM station that broadcasts in mono (listen online for the full stereo experience), and yes, they have to power down when the sun goes down, but that just makes you appreciate it more. You never know what you're going to hear. You might love the current song and hate the next, but you'll never get bored, that's for sure. Viva the AM revolution! Cheers!

Best music station in Denver/Boulder. Period…read more I cringe at the horrible radio selections available in the metro area. That's why Radio 1190, and all the publicly funded radio stations, are my bastion. These are the only places you will hear new, unique and original music. If you wanna listen to Lady Gaga all day, this probably isn't the place for you. I especially love the wide variety of shows. From hip-hop, dance, reggae, LOTS of indie, funk, folk/bluegrass, metal/goth/industiral, jazz, creole, many local artists . . . they're bound to have something you'll like. Save yourself from Clear Channel and move towards the light. There is a brighter side to Denver/Boulder radio.

Big ups to Eggs Over Irie Sunday AM Reggae show, keep it up da goot tunes spinnin, mon!read more