There was also a cross over of first wave artists in the 2-Tone bands. Eventually, Chrysalis Records bought 2-Tone from Dammers, leaving him the right to sign new bands. I Can't Stand Up for Falling Down, became tied up in legal fights and was never sold. Copies were given away to fans at Costello shows. The third wave of ska exists in many forms combining almost every type of conceivable style with that ska beat.
All Stars stay close to the Jamaican roots.
Operation Ivy, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Janitors Against Aparteid, etc. utilize punk to create ska-core. Punch the Clown, Undercover S.K.A., etc. remain closer to the two-tone style and sound. Also, the whole rediculous concept of 'sell outs'. Most ska shows are all ages and inexpensive to accomadate this. Also, Ska remains a harmonious unification of numerous types of musical styles and people who love it.