Plastic People Of The Universe - Jak Bude Po Smrti

"The Plastic People of the Universe is the name of a most obscure Czech rock band and their incredible story ranks as one of the truest examples of artistic perseverance and art imitating life in the entire history of Rock and Roll. Formed in 1968 following the Soviet invasion of their beloved Czechoslovakia, the Plastic People of the Universe suffered immeasurably for their simple desire to make their own music.

In 1974, thousands of students traveled from Prague to the town of Ceske Budejovice to visit "the Plastics" performance. Stopped by police, they were sent back to Prague, and several students were arrested. The band was forced underground until the Velvet Revolution in 1989. Unable to perform openly, an entire underground cultural movement formed around the band during the 1970s.

In 1976 "the Plastics" were arrested and put on trial by the Communist government to make an example. They were convicted of "organized disturbance of the peace" and sentenced to terms in prison ranging from 8 to 18 months. Paul Wilson was deported even though he had left the band in 1972. It was in protest of these arrests and prosecution that led playwright Vaclav Havel and others to write the Charter 77."

Please read their entire history in Joseph Yanosik's essay HERE !

Here is their 1979 album "Jak bude po smrti" (192 Kbps) - The title means something like "What it's like after Death".

Ps: I bought this reissue in late 2005 in Prague - for 2 euros !
It's a mad strange world... I posted the lyrics of their song "One Hundred Points" in the comments.