вЂњIt was,вЂќ he says, вЂњa fun, s- show.вЂќД®verything was carefully positioned. And when they did arrive - Gunther wasnвЂ™t caught off guard by the amount of marijuana smoke and malt liquor that followed the crew into the mansion. вЂњWe slept during the day while waiting for them,вЂќ he said. to 6 p.m.вЂќ Gang Starr and their crew of about 20 didnвЂ™t show up until 6 or 7 that night. вЂњWe were supposed to shoot during the day вЂ¦ had the venue from 9 a.m. вЂњWe rented an old mansion on Madison Avenue because we вЂ¦ needed a big space,вЂќ says Gunther. Soon it was decided that the cover would have a Last Supper theme - as Gang Starr affiliates Group Home and Jeru The Damaja were featured on the project. Guru was into the imagery of rappers wanting to get paid - but also about making a statement.вЂќ WhatвЂ™s рџ”Ґ Right NowДЄs happens in the creative process, ideas changed. The first concept was a вЂmafiosoвЂ™-related theme. вЂњHe was very political, and the history of the civil rights movement. He still lives in and runs a photography studio in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City. вЂњI remember going out to dinner with Guru beforehand,вЂќ says Gunther. Little did Gunther know that getting to the final image - to take a page from the Daily Operation track list - would become a вЂњ Soliloquy of Chaos.вЂќ Daily Operation, with songs such as вЂњ Ex Girl to Next Girl,вЂќ and вЂњ Take It PersonalвЂќ and вЂњ IвЂ™m the Man,вЂќ is the album that elevated the duo from Tristate heroes to East Coast luminaries. Rookie photographer and native New Yorker Matt Gunther was excited about the opportunity to photograph the duo for the cover of their third studio album, the gritty Daily Operation (EMI Records). By 1992, Keith Elam - aka Guru - and Christopher Edward Martin - aka DJ Premier - had laid down their sonic footprint in New York, but hadnвЂ™t reached mainstream status.

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