Me? I love good, deep powerful bass. It is fully one third of the musical equation unless you like chamber music etc. Bass is the foundation, the beat and the bit that get's my toes tapping. Without it in sufficient quantities the music sounds thin and wishy-washy. I'm not really a bass-head, rather a bass appreciator.
It's supposed to be there and it should be represented in full measure. It is every bit as important to me as the mids and highs. Most people are happy without full extension at either end of the spectrum as we're brought up on a diet of crappy TVs, radios and car audio and sundry other musical torture devices. Once you know what you're missing however, you should rail against these limitations at every opportunity.
I like bass, I want bass and if I can't hear it properly I will EQ it or change 'phones. Bad bass is not good whether flabby, boomy, one-note or whatever but we all know that. Good bass, well reproduced can bring the music alive.