The Kevin Costners - Laid Me Loved Me
Grand Popo Football Club - La Poesie cést fini
The Sonics - Do You Love Me
Watson & The Sherlocks - Funky Walk
Musical Linn Twins - Rockin Out the Blues
Rene Schuurmans - Als ik haar zie
Caroline Loeb - C'est la Ouate
Kleine Orkest - In de wolken
Nick Cave - Far From Me
Klaxons - It's Not Over Yet

Daan Schuurmans....haha, ouch.

Kevin Costner did it first.

Oh my god, Stella Street! I totally forgot about that Great programme

In reply to this comment by Deano:
John Sessions is awesome, reminds me of his work in Stella Street.

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And he played Robin Hood's dad in the Kevin Costner movie.

>> ^rottenseed:
Kevin Costner * Nicolas Cage = Paul "Blond Keanu" Walker

yea, but Kevin Costner < Nicolas Cage

The problem is the film stars Kevin Costner. I have enough trouble stomaching Hollywood films as it is. And he's not the only one, I avoid anything with Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise. That's personal prejudice for you but tell me I'm wrong about Cruise

Good review though, I might catch it once it's on the telly.

Regarding the "controversy" over whether this is legitimate or not: The obvious response video which I'm not talented enough to make is a loop cut between a slow-motion shot of the three seconds following impact and Kevin Costner in J.F.K.: "Back...and to the left..."

Anyway, one issue is that muzzle velocity is -almost- completely irrelevant, since it's impossible to know how much kinetic energy the round would bleed off by striking the target. (This assumes it was the round itself which came back - a reasonable assumption, given the whistle presumably resulting from a fin-shaped chunk of flattened lead.) One -could- potentially use muzzle velocity to dispute the veracity of the video based on the time between muzzle flash and *ping*, but I suspect that given the speed of sound one would find that the interval is consistent with a reasonable target distance and muzzle velocity.
A critical piece of more easily estimated evidence is the amount of time the object takes to traverse the distance between the ground puff and the headphones. One could possibly work backward from this velocity to determine whether or not timing of the event is reasonable.

He reminds me a little of the performing the role Kenneth O'Donnell played for Robert Kennedy (who Kevin Costner played in Thirteen Days)

Very interesting. He can certainly spin an idiot into someone who meant well and deserves another chance! Not for me, I hasten to add!