All the acts done by this cult and legendary band is living history. PPU formed after the invasion on Prague by the Warsaw Pact countries. Its psychedelic, dadaistic rock - which was strongly influenced by Velvet Underground, Captain Beefheart and Frank Zappa - profoundly impressed the young Czech intellectuals. The "subversive" performances of the band led to arrestation and conviction of the members. Their processes and sentences became the immediate causes of the political movement Charta '77 led by Václav Hável, close friend to the band members. This is their first gig ever in Hungary.

Band members
Vratislav Brabenec: sax, vocal
Josef Janiček: keyboards, vocal
Jiří Kabeš: viola, vocal
Ludovík Kandl: drums
Joe Karafiát: guitar
Eva Turnova: bass, vocal

Selected discography
Muž bez uší (Koncerty 1969-72)
Vožralej jak slíva (Koncerty 1973-75)
Egon Bondy’s Happy Hearts Club Banned (1974-75)
Ach to státu hanobení (Koncerty 1976-77)
Pašijové hry velikonoční, 1978
Jak bude po smrti, 1979
Co znamená vésti koně, 1981
Hovězí porážka, 1983-84
Půlnoční myš, 1985-86
Bez ohňů je underground, 1992/1993
The Plastic People Of The Universe, 1997
For Kosovo, 1997
Líně s tebou spím/Lazy Love - In Memoriam Mejla Hlavsa, 2001
Pašijové hry/Passion Play (with Agon Orchestra), 2004