Do you use any encrypted disks that require you to provide a password
during boot? It seems that after installing fglrx their password prompt
never makes it to the screen, causing them to wait forever for a
password and thus blocking the further boot sequence.
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Thanks for the workaround. Just an additional note about it: In 15.04
(vivid) this only works when booting using upstart (not with the new
default systemd). Besides, the lines load_video and gfxmode have
to be removed from grub.cfg (or the script 10_linux that generates
it), too.
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