Atavistic: UMS/ALP240CD 
https://www.atavistic.com/albums.php?id=311

* Alexander von Schlippenbach: piano
* Evan Parker: soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone
* Paul Lovens: drums, percussion
 
https://www.avschlippenbach.com/trio_2.html 
https://www.avschlippenbach.com/ 
https://www.evanparker.com/ 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Lovens

Recorded by Dietram Köster in November 1972, Bremen, Germany.
Originally issued in 1973 on FMP 0110.

Reviews
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By AAJ Staff 
https://www.allaboutjazz.com/pakistani-pomade-alexander-von-schlippenbach-atavistic-worldwide-review-by-aaj-staff.php

[...]

Schlippenbach, for his part, takes a particularly oblique approach to harmony,
with dense clusters and irregular intervals tending to crowd out the more open
and resonant moments. As both a player and a composer, he adopts an
architectural approach to sound. Three improvisers, playing as intensely and
interactively as they possibly can, are barely enough to assemble the craggy
structures that emerge here. So in some sense Pakistani Pomade is both a
reflection of open possibilities and concerted effort.

[...]

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Reviews / Rezensionen 
https://www.fmp-label.de/freemusicproduction/labelscatalogreviews/fmp0110review.php

By Thom Jurek 
https://www.allmusic.com/album/pakistani-pomade-mw0000024369

Por José Francisco Tapiz (es) 
https://www.tomajazz.com/discos/schlippenbach_pakistani.htm