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On Instagram this past May, Michael Sadler himself created a "happy anniversary" post for "Images at Twilight" specifically on May 16 and said it was released "on this day" in 1979. I've found no other sources that give a release date thus far. I'm just curious if that could be used as the specific release date and, if so, how we could reference an Instagram post? I have not made any changes to the release date info. Thanks! Progsphere0506 ( talk) 16:46, 4 August 2022 (UTC) reply