I'm partial to the "second phase" of Journey, after they'd gotten Steve Perry and grown out of the proggy, fusiony stuff they did on the first three albums, but while they still had Greg Rollie on piano and vocals. On songs like "Feeling That Way" and "Anytime", it's the trading off between their two voices that really makes it. They really took off after Rollie left and they became The Steve Perry Hit Machine. Some would say that that's when they really hit upon the formula, but I don't know if I like the later stuff as well, although songs like "Separate Ways" and "Line of Fire" still rock pretty good.