Not really that ....

I liked Volume 1 of the soundtrack of this friendly TV show that is no longer present (see review Songs of Anarchy: Music from Sons of Anarchy Seasons 1-4). This volume 2 continues in the same vein, alternating rock covers of standards and original songs, performed in pure Americana style and always with the participation of the group house Forest Rangers. However, this volume 2 gives greater importance to young performers not necessarily well known, which has the effect of terminating some beautiful homogeneity of volume 1 in favor of a greater diversity not always inspired. More problematic, the presence of some old saws of the British pop that did not really belong here: "To Sir with love" of the dark Lulu, Dusty Springfield so poor, or "no milk totay" Herman's Hermitt. Bikers on a disc, had to find this one! Second-degree probably ....

On the menu of this volume 2 thus:

- "Sympathy for the devil" but the Stones played by Jane's Addiction (correct!)
- "The Lost Boy" Greg Holden by himself
- "The passenger" of Iggy Pop, played by Allison Mosshart (The Kills singer) & The Forest Rangers (blah ... means!)
- "He Got Away" starring Noah Gundersen & The Forest Rangers
- "To Sir with Love" played by Katey Sagal (actress of the series) & The Forest Rangers (off topic!)
- "Higher ground" Stevie Wonder performed by Franky Perez & The Forest Rangers (not bad!)
- "Lights" by interpreter Battleme & the Forest Rangers
- "The unclouded day" starring Audra Mae & The Forest Rangers (a sort of patriotic hymn to con ...)
- "Coal War" by Joshua James interpreted by itself (without interest ...)
- "Time" starring Battleme & The Forest Rangers
- "Travelin 'Band" Creedence Clearwater Revival played by Curtis & the Stingers Forest Rangers (very good!)
- "Family" Noah Gundersen played by himself
- "No Milk Today" Herman's Hermitt Jooshua starring James & The Forest Rangers (too funny!)

In the end, you can listen as well as background mood music, but there is still a lot of not very inspired filling ...