Glenn Stafford composed the music for Warcraft 2, and Warcraft III. He is also behind several iconic tracks from WoW's history, including Thunder Bluff, Ironforge, Mountains of Thunder, and he Arathi warfront music in BfA. Let's hear it to this unsung hero who gave us all so much over the years!

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This is obviously not an attempt to belittle the titanic contributions from other equally talented composers, including Russel Brower, Jason Hayes, Derek Duke, Neal Acree, David Arkenstone, Jeremy Soule, Matt Uelmen, Tracy Bush, Clint Bajakian, Sam Cardon, Edo Guidotti and many others.But I honestly can't see any greater influence to the franchise than the music first established by Stafford back in the 90s.

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