I remember a couple of years ago of a site (domain was tracklistings.com if I remember well) that was taken offline due to legal reasons.. I think something to do with essential mix tracklistings and BBC. anyone knows whats the legal issue on dj set tracklistings on the web?

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Err, they're legal.

I don't know why any website would be shut down for putting up playlists (then again, I'd never been to tracklistings.com).

maybe it wasnt for legal but financial reasons?

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Yeah i doubt it would be for legal reasons. I can't see how it would be illegal to post just tracklists online - it isn't infringing on copyright, as far as i know.

I found the site.. www.tracklistings.org

it stopped updating a year ago. I remember back then that the word was that BBC Radio had something to do with it thats why I am asking (if I start something like that I don't want to have the same fate..)

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yea the TA tracklisting section is good ;]

see also http://tracklist.d2.hu

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Originally posted by Nou Dude, check our tracklisting section... pretty damn good. http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...hp?s=&forumid=6

of course I know about the forum - I've been around TA for quite a while. but a forum is not an archive.. thats where it might differ.

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