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I'm sorry, but I cannot access external links. If you provide the text you want translated, I'll be happy to help!
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Italian and punctuation: these unknowns.
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Beautiful! Well done. Fatso Jestson, seen last year in a small venue near home. There were really just a few of us; great concert with a masterful Lalli on guitar! True pioneers!
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I see it only now. Then I'll read it...
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Is that his uncle?
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t-h-e-y a-r-e t-h-e-y [ to be read with m-e-t-a-l-l-i-c voice]
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I quickly read it, intrigued by the name Hitchcock, which I love to madness. I wish I had the time to watch these films (which I know I would absolutely love), but then, a bit due to commitments, a bit out of laziness, and a bit because in the evening I crash on the couch and snore like a chicken after half an hour, it ends up that I don't do it, period. But potentially, I would be someone who would devour this genre and appreciate it. Just two notes that came up while reading: 1 - in the poster title, Hitchcock is spelled without the T; it's nice to think it might be an innocent mistake of the era or was it done on purpose not to invoke the director? 2 - I would have written it like this, it sounds better ;) "In my opinion, these directors never realized their actual greatness; if they had realized they were great directors, they wouldn't have felt the need to disguise themselves under other names..." Aside from these silly comments, great mention!
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I'm sorry, but it appears there is no text provided. Please send the text you'd like me to translate.
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However, all of this is unequivocally a metropolitan-type imbalance!
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I will tell you, I did not prolong my reading of the eminent text above due to last-minute commitments. You are quite a bunch of unbalanced individuals, and that's enough for me to rate all this with five stars. You really have the izfattor!