They tried to keep everyone happy with their Egypt record but this led to poor sales and 6 members relaunched Lake Deuteronomy as a progressive band.
They then signed with Otto Ganon's label, Parasite Records and created Spool in the Pits of Prometheus.
This album inspired further musical experimentation such as recording the guitar sounds in a deep sea dive tank next to the Titanic and attaching the drum kit to the roof and playing it upside down.
His family were poor musicians so Zagar had to complete basic everyday activities such as brushing his teeth, mowing the lawn and buttering his bread with a guitar.
His debut album released under Leech Records was Songs from a Death Bed and promptly became a cult figure from its rising popularity.
Zagar and his Korean wife retired from the music industry and moved to Berlin for 8 years.
However Otto Ganon passed by one day and offered them £10,000 to make a record on the condition they did not write or sing and of the songs, they did not approach the studio, they all changed their surnames to "Cock" and they all had to get a safety pin through their scrotums.
These antics included releasing four hippopotamuses in Westminster Abbey and holding the weatherman at gun point whilst on tour in Australia.
Their second album "Pardon my Phlegm" was influenced by Archie Cock's interest in systems of government and Consociationalism.