IIRC, J Gordon Holt used to refer to bright as a proper attribute in audio reproduction. It was excessive brightness that was an issue.
Beyond that, the OP's question is like asking: Do apples taste good, or are they too sweet? It is indeed a matter of personal taste. Many peoople enjoy sound that I find excessively bright, etched and grainy. I value smooth, liquid sound with well-proportioned detail and transients that are there, but not over-emphasized. YMMV.