Posting DJ playlist on my website

Hello Christopher :);
Yes I have to Totally Agree;
Whenever I Upload a Set Online I Always (as a Matter Of Principle) include a Track List;
When I was younger (I am only 24 now lol); I did feel Paranoid about others ‘Stealing my Tunes’ as your GF says; however after an amount of Consideration I felt that the Public may be able to ‘See’ the Tracks that I have Mixed; but ‘Can They’ Mix them ‘As Well’ as I have done; and then made the decision that it made no difference whether I Posted the Track List or not;
A lot of people Don’t Post a Track List (as if to keep people Guessing); which is also Cool;
And of course another thing (we; I; you) could/need to take into consideration (if the Track List includes a Live Streaming Recording of the Set); is what if people see the Track List and think ‘well; I don’t know any of those Tracks so I am not listening to it); but; this is a Risk we have to take;
Hopefully (and your Website looks Cool by the way); people will listen to Our Sets because they Like Us and Want To 🙂

I think you must have to show your respects to the artists who’s tracks you’re mixing with in your mix.
When i upload a mix online i always include a tracklist.
I have to agree with Emma; it’s a matter of principle that you always do that.

As a radio Dj (U.S.A & Europe) i have to provide tracklists along with my Dj sets to the station.
Based on my tracklists the artists will get properly paid for their royalties when their tracks have airplayed.