I've been to an airshow where the Avro Vulcan bomber performed - it uses the predecessor engines (Rolls-Royce Olympus) as would be used in Concorde. The signature move was to put the plane in a slow climb, then open the throttles to full. The only way I can describe the raw power is that it split apart the air behind it, and the sound is all that air crashing back into place. You felt it as much as you heard it.

And it set off about 20 car alarms in the surrounding area.