AC/DC's Brian Johnson made an appearance on an episode of the hugely popular BBC show, Top Gear, on July 26th.

You can check out a clip from the show below. In the video, Johnson shares some memorable stories from his time with AC/DC as well as giving insight on his love of cars, before taking part in the show's "Star In a Reasonably Priced Car" challenge.

As previously reported, Columbia Records has reissued AC/DC's legendary Back In Black album as a Collector's Edition Tin. This Limited Edition collection includes the 2003 remastered digipack version of the classic album, with an official sized large Back In Black t-shirt, contained in a collectable Back In Black metal tin (8” high x 5.75” wide).

Tracklisting:

'Hells Bells'

'Shoot To Thrill'

'What Do You Do For Money Honey'

'Givin The Dog A Bone'

'Let Me Put My Love Into You'

'Back In Black'

'You Shook Me All Night Long'

'Have A Drink On Me'

'Shake A Leg'

'Rock And Roll Ain’t Noise Pollution'

Back in Black is AC/DC’s seventh studio album and was originally released in July of 1980. It is the first album recorded with singer Brian Johnson, after original lead singer Bon Scott died in early 1980. The album contains some of AC/DC’s biggest hits, including 'Hells Bells', 'You Shook Me All Night Long', and the title track 'Back In Black'. According to Angus Young, the album’s all black cover was a sign of mourning for Scott. The album was produced by the now legendary Robert John “Mutt” Lange, who had previously worked with the band on the Highway To Hell album.

It is AC/DC’s best selling album to date, and the second best-selling album of all time behind only to MICHAEL JACKSON's Thriller, with more than 45 million copies sold worldwide. In 2006 Back in Black was certified by the Recording Industry Association of America as the fifth best-selling album in the United States, with 22 million copies sold.