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* starmine is the first beatnation Records album with a nonstop megamix. | * starmine is the first beatnation Records album with a nonstop megamix. | ||
* 雪月花 -Double Dragon Mix-'s title is a play on Japanese words. Ryuu (龍) and Tatsu (竜) in Japanese both mean dragon, and the remix's title references that '''Tatsu'''ya Furukawa remixed a song composed by '''Ryu'''taro Nakahara. Hence "Double Dragon". | * 雪月花 -Double Dragon Mix-'s title is a play on Japanese words. Ryuu (龍) and Tatsu (竜) in Japanese both mean dragon, and the remix's title references that '''Tatsu'''ya Furukawa remixed a song composed by '''Ryu'''taro Nakahara. Hence "Double Dragon". | ||
* starmine is the only one of the two-disc beatnation Records releases with a remix album to feature Keiichi Ueno, Yasuhiro Taguchi, and ピンクターボ on it. | |||
* Counting [[milestone]] -Re Edition-, starmine was the only two-disc beatnation Records album with a remix disc prior to [[True Blue...]] to not feature [[Takehiko Fujii|SLAKE]]. | * Counting [[milestone]] -Re Edition-, starmine was the only two-disc beatnation Records album with a remix disc prior to [[True Blue...]] to not feature [[Takehiko Fujii|SLAKE]]. | ||