As technology reshaped how music was created and consumed in the 2010s, artists responded with a renewed urgency and defiance, embracing a genre often thought to be in decline. Rock’s leading voices used the era’s upheaval as fuel for creative fire, crafting opening tracks that weren’t just introductions to albums but manifestos for a new age. David Bowie’s “Blackstar,” released just days before his death in 2016, confronted mortality head-on with an eerie, genre-defying soundscape that felt like a final message from an artist who had always danced on the edge. Joe Bonamassa’s “Evil Mama,” from Redemption, channeled the raw The post Top 10 Opening Tracks From 2010s Rock Albums appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.