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AC/DC Catalog Continues To Dominate Australian Chart

September 15, 2008

According to Undercover News, AC/DC's back-catalog has collectively outsold the No. 1 album in Australia again this week, giving the band a 1,025-unit lead over MILEY CYRUS' "Breakout" album.

AC/DC has six albums in the Top 50 on the ARIA (Australian Recording Industry Association) chart this week with a combined sales of 7,396 units.

The individual chart positions and sales for the week were as follows:

30. TNT (1,354 units)
31. Highway To Hell (1,347 units)
33. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (1,274 units)
35. Who Made Who (1,238 units)
36. The Razor's Edge (1,227 units)
50. Stiff Upper Lip (955 units)

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